Examples of using Static method in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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TickCount and the static method Console.
Creating a two/ three-dimensional face is also a static method.
Another static method is the identification of the shape of the hand.
In the example we used the static method Object.
A static method can be used to extract the already pre-calculated value.
In the example we used the static method Object.
The distinction between static method adaptation and dynamic method adaptation is subtle.
Let's look at the most interesting case of a combination of accessing non-static andstatic elements of the class- accessing non-static elements form a static method.
For example, if we want to see how the static method System. Currency.
Define a static method Parse() to create a fraction from a sting(for example -3/4).
For the conversion you can use the static method Convert. ToDecimal(…).
Format(…) is a static method by which we can format text and other data through a template(formatting string).
In the example, we provide access to the value of the static field PI of the non-static method PrintSurface(),by calling the static method CalculateSurface().
To call a static method there is no need to have an instance of a class in which the static method is declared.
We are trying to find an appropriate static method for generating a random number, but it seems there is none.
We can call a static method or static field of the class from another static method without any problems.
At first glance, this practice seems to be in the category of static method adaptation but experiences with RDP Practice says that it can be treated like dynamic method adaptation.
Add a static method in class StudentTest, which creates several objects of type Student and store them in static fields.
The problem with the access to non-static elements of the class of static method has a single solution- these non-static elements are accessed by reference to an object:static void Main().
This is a static method, which works in the same way as CompareTo(…), but it has an ignoreCase option for ignoring the casing of capital and small letters.
You no longer need to process your images using a static method of standard editors- effects are applied one after another after another, one layer on top of another.
We can declare a static method for finding the length of the circle(the formula for finding perimeter of a circle is 2πr, where r is the radius of the circle), that uses the constant PI for calculating the perimeter of a circle.
At first glance, this practice seems to be in the category of static method adaptation but experiences with RDP Practice says that it can be treated like dynamic method adaptation.
Then, to show that static method can call another static method, we can call the static method for finding the perimeter of a circle from the static method Main().
We should know that from static method we can neither access non-static fields, nor call non-static methods. .
Then, to show that static method can call another static method, we can call the static method for finding the perimeter of a circle from the static method Main().
If in our class Dog we try to declare a static method PrintName(), which returns as a result the value of the non-static field name declared in the class.
Accessing Non-Static Elements from Static Method Let's look at the most interesting case of a combination of accessing non-static and static elements of the class- accessing non-static elements form a static method.
You no longer need to process your images using a static method of the standard editors, effects are applied one after another after another, one layer on top of another, and all that you have done is completely dynamic and is always ready to change or reshuffle.
We can declare a static method for finding the length of the circle(the formula for finding perimeter of a circle is 2πr, where r is the radius of the circle), that uses the constant PI for calculating the perimeter of a circle.