Methods are methods that exist to be used with an object created from a class.

I guess the right answer is Non-static.

Non-static methods are methods that exist to be used with an object created from a class.

Non-static

Explanation:

    If you have a program with several classes that has a variable used in more than one of them, it will have the same value in all, whereas in the non-static variables can have the same variable name in several system classes that will have its value. defined by the method being executed.

Example = “static”: Class1 {String Name = Mary};

Class2 {String Name = John};

Here we run Class1 and the name variable had the value of Marry, after the execution of Class2 the name variable changed to John for both Class2 and Class1 which had the overwritten variable value.

Example = “non-static”: Class1 {Double Salary = 1,000.00};

Class2 {Double Salary = 2,222.00};

Here we run Class1 and the salary variable had a value of 1,000.00, after the execution of Class2 the salary variable of Class1 continued to be worth 1,000.00 and the salary variable of Class2 2,222.00, ie, not overwritten.