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7.42.1.Demonstrate a static class.
using System;  
  
static class MathFunction {  
  // Return the reciprocal of a value. 
  static public double reciprocal(double num) { 
    return 1/num; 
  
 
  // Return the fractional part of a value. 
  static public double fracPart(double num) { 
    return num - (intnum; 
  
 
  // Return true if num is even. 
  static public bool isEven(double num) { 
    return (num % 2== true false
  
 
  // Return true of num is odd. 
  static public bool isOdd(double num) { 
    return !isEven(num)
  
 
}  
 
class MainClass {  
  public static void Main() {    
    Console.WriteLine("Reciprocal of 5 is " 
                      MathFunction.reciprocal(5.0))
 
    Console.WriteLine("Fractional part of 4.234 is " 
                      MathFunction.fracPart(4.234))
 
    if(MathFunction.isEven(10)) 
      Console.WriteLine("10 is even.")
 
    if(MathFunction.isOdd(5)) 
      Console.WriteLine("5 is odd.")
 
    // The following attempt to create an instance of  
    // MathFunction will cause an error. 
//  MathFunction ob = new MathFunction(); // Wrong! 
  }  
}
Reciprocal of 5 is 0.2
Fractional part of 4.234 is 0.234
10 is even.
5 is odd.
7.42.static Class
7.42.1.Demonstrate a static class.
7.42.2.Static class and its inner class
7.42.3.Static inner class constructor
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