The behavior that is accessible from classes without the requirements to instantiate new object is called options public behavior All of the option static behaviour Dynamic behaviour

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The behavior that is accessible

from classes without the requirements
to instantiate new object is called
options public behavior All of the option
static behaviour
Dynamic behaviour

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dynamic behaviour

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