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C# / C Sharp » Class Interface » Static Screenshots  Static members are frequently used as counters.   using System; public class Starter {     public static void Main() {         MyClass<int> obj1 = new MyClass<int>();         MyClass<double> obj2 = new MyClass<double>();         MyClass<double> obj3 = new MyClass<double>();         MyClass<int>.Count(obj1);         MyClass<double>.Count(obj2);     } } public class MyClass<T> {     public MyClass() {         ++counter;     }     public static void Count(MyClass<T> _this) {         Console.WriteLine("{0} : {1}",             _this.GetType().ToString(),             counter.ToString());     }     private static int counter = 0; }   Related examples in the same category 1. Use static 2. Error using static 3. Can call a non-static method through an object reference from within a static method 4. Use a static field to count instances 5. Use a static class factory 6. Use a static constructor 7. Illustrates the use of static members 8. Demonstrates access to static and non-static members 9. Demonstrates how a static field is shared by multiple instances of a class 10. Demonstrates use of static constructor 11. Use static method to initialize field