Que: Where static members are allocated?
Ans: Data Segment.
Here is memory model which shows static member's location in memory -
Que: Is it possible to make constructor private?
Ans: yes. It is useful if we know that a class has only static member in it.Or when we want to control object creation with its constructor(Ex. Singleton pattern)
Que: Is it possible to have constructor static?
Ans: Yes. Here is the signature:
class A
{
public static int a;
static A()
{
a = 5;
}
}
It doesn't have any access modifier in it. It is class level.
Que: What is the use of static constructor?
Ans: It is used to initialize static variables in the class or to perform some action which needs to be performed only once.
Que: When is static constructor called?
Ans: It is called when we try to create an object of class or when we try to access the static variable in class(whichever comes first.).
Que: What if the static constructor throws some exception?
Ans: If a static constructor throws an exception, the runtime will not invoke it a second time, and the type will remain uninitialized for the lifetime of the application domain in which your program is running.
Ans: Data Segment.
Here is memory model which shows static member's location in memory -
Que: Is it possible to make constructor private?
Ans: yes. It is useful if we know that a class has only static member in it.Or when we want to control object creation with its constructor(Ex. Singleton pattern)
Que: Is it possible to have constructor static?
Ans: Yes. Here is the signature:
class A
{
public static int a;
static A()
{
a = 5;
}
}
It doesn't have any access modifier in it. It is class level.
Que: What is the use of static constructor?
Ans: It is used to initialize static variables in the class or to perform some action which needs to be performed only once.
Que: When is static constructor called?
Ans: It is called when we try to create an object of class or when we try to access the static variable in class(whichever comes first.).
Que: What if the static constructor throws some exception?
Ans: If a static constructor throws an exception, the runtime will not invoke it a second time, and the type will remain uninitialized for the lifetime of the application domain in which your program is running.
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