What are static variables?

What are static variables?

- Static variables are the variables which has exactly one copy per class. They belong to the class as a whole but not for its instances (objects).
- All static variables are declared by using the modifier ‘static’.
- For example :
Static type varidentifier;
where type is the data type and varidentifier is the variable.
- All static variables are initialized automatically with a default value but not explicitly initialized. The default value is depended on the data type of the variables.
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