C++ Programming - Objects and Classes - Discussion

What is the exact different between static and public? Are they both can be accessed in any where of the code? please help me.

Thanks for the explanation @Ron.

Suppose we declare a class data member as static, it means that we have created only one copy of that member which will be shared by all objects that we create rather than each object having its individual copy of the data member. Instances are nothing but all the objects that we create from a class.

For eg;
class eg
{
static int a;
};
int eg::a=1;

Now, if we create objects using this class, the value will be available for all the objects which is not possible without using static. I hope this solves.

Give me exact answer.

Static data type is fixed and it cannot be changed. Then how we share by all instance in class? How it is possible?

Can anyone tell me the exact difference between static and public?

If I am not mistaken the question is about sharing a common data member by all instances of the class so the answer is correct.

I think public are the ones which could be used anywhere. (as the name suggests).

Static are those whose value are predefined in respect to static and dynamic functions.

What is the difference between public and static?

Static data members can be accessed by all instances of a class.