T
Taylor
"Static" is synonymous with "class" with regards to members (methods and
fields) right? Sometimes I hear refrence to the "static method" and
sometimes its refered to a "static method."
Is there a subtle/grand difference between the two?
For example here
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnbda/html/observerpattern.asp I
read
"A delegate instance holds a reference to an instance or class method,
permitting anonymous invocation of the bound method."
Then later:
"During the creation of this delegate instance, the observer passes the name
of the method (instance or static) that will be notified by the subject to
the delegate."
Is there a reason the authors chose to mention "static" in one place, then
"class" in the the other?
fields) right? Sometimes I hear refrence to the "static method" and
sometimes its refered to a "static method."
Is there a subtle/grand difference between the two?
For example here
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnbda/html/observerpattern.asp I
read
"A delegate instance holds a reference to an instance or class method,
permitting anonymous invocation of the bound method."
Then later:
"During the creation of this delegate instance, the observer passes the name
of the method (instance or static) that will be notified by the subject to
the delegate."
Is there a reason the authors chose to mention "static" in one place, then
"class" in the the other?