The main method is a member of the class hello, which has a static specifier, so it is a method in the class hello instead of an instance in this class.

"The main method is a member of the Hello class and has a static specifier. Therefore, it is a method in the Hello class, not an instance in this class ." How to explain?

 

The above sentence is for the following:CodeSaid

Class hello
{
Static void main ()
{
System. Console. writeline ("Hello, world! ");
}
}

 

It seems that there is a truth, so when I want to use static members, I don't have to create an object before using it, but use it directly. Therefore, it is a method rather than an instance.