In the "Static methods and properties" tutorial, we learned how and when to use static methods and variables. Before we move on to learning about a new feature of the language called tratis, let's practice what we learned.
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The use of static methods and variables is appropriate in the following cases:
BWe might consider the use of static methods and variables when we need utility methods, with some common uses being: counters, sanitation, encryption, unit conversion, and any other methods that only give services to our program's main classes.
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