Are static local variables stored in the class between objects?

Question

class MyClass
{
  static int staticInt;

  void instanceMethod( int param )
  {
    static int parameter = param;
  }
}

It is clear that it staticIntis shared between all instances of MyClass. But can different instances of MyClass have different values ​​of a parameterstatic local variable in instaceMethod?

Update

What is between the programs? Of course, they can be different in several copies of the program? What defines the "area" there - the executive unit? C ++ runtime?

Update

Thanks - it helped me crush a critical error. I wish I could accept all of them, but I'm going with the first answer without any other criteria.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

Yes, they both persist. They cannot have different meanings between instances.

Answer 4

values ​​are not saved during program execution (between two different calls of the same program)