c++ static array in Klasse

To create a static array in a C++ class, follow these steps:

1. Declare the array within the class definition: This is done by specifying the array type and name as a member variable of the class. For example, if you want to create a static array of integers named "myArray", you would declare it like this:

class MyClass {
    static int myArray[10];
};

1. Define the static array outside the class: After the class definition, you need to define the static array outside the class. This is usually done in the implementation file (.cpp). For example:

int MyClass::myArray[10];

1. Accessing the static array: You can access the static array using the class name followed by the scope resolution operator (::) and the array name. For example:

MyClass::myArray[index] = value; // Assign value to the element at index
int element = MyClass::myArray[index]; // Retrieve the element at index

Note: Static arrays are shared by all instances of the class. This means that any changes made to the static array will be reflected in all instances of the class. Additionally, static arrays have a fixed size that is determined at compile-time, so you need to specify the size of the array when declaring it.

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