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Question

What is the performance issue with the static method on non-stationary methods? I read that static methods are better in terms of performance, but I want to know how they are faster? If the method does not use any member of the instance, then our compiler should take care of this and consider it as a static method.

Answer 1

Edit: Eric comments more on this one here , and hints that there are several times when used call... although a note that his new()example is not guaranteed ;-p

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