What are Static methods in JavaScript

[@seekknowledge1928]

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[@leasj2012]

I have been trying to figure this out for a few hours now. You explained very clearly! Thank you

[@sanchitgupta001]

The way you explain is great.....in a very calm and to the point manner

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[@harshparadkar]

Great explanation sir, Thank you so much, I watched multiple videos but was still struggling. Your video was very simple and easy to understand.

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Love this. As simple and neat as ever!!!

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Very good explanation! You also have a calming voice.

[@UrmatG]

A complex concept nicely explained in simple terms. Great job, thanks a lot!

[@bryanfrancis9435]

Very clear explanation. Thank you

[@jayson3583]

You have explained this method well Sir, but in what situations will I need to use the Static Method?

[@tomasmatusek6292]

That's the magic of being web developer 😂. But normally you can, use that's as he show us, that the class function have some privat functions, I mean that you don't need to instatiatet, so there inside the class is maybe some method about fetching data, so you don't need put there URL of the API, there you out as inststistion, but in teď of thst you will call it as Fetch.get(),so you get the data. Depends on how you will use your creativity. 😅

[@luisgustavo3046]

great video, thanjs

[@miggu]

Actually nice and simple, this is an interesting video so that people can start to understand the prototype inheritance, and the two main ways of achieving a static method for a 'class' , that won't pollute the consecutive instances of generated objects. Now my question is what is the use of static method in javascript if contrary to other programming languages javascript kinda stores methods in a reference (prototype) and therefore saves memory.... I still haven't found the answer to this :(

[@conceptresearch2002]

8:15 Very helpful video, but you should have shown that where a static function resides ? then It would be a better idea about static method....

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[@김수홍-r2b]

A complex concept nicely explained in simple terms. Great job, thanks a lot!