What Is a Static Method?

In C ++, if the static keyword is added to a method of a class, the method is called a static method, otherwise it is an instance method. Static methods are owned by the class and can be used either through objects or through classes. However, it is generally recommended to use the class name, because as long as the static method defines the class, you can use it without creating an instance of the class. Static methods can only call static variables.