sharing cariable amongst methods

[bhawna.email]

Can we share a variable between 2 methods withour making the variable as
static?

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

bhawna.email wrote:

Can we share a variable between 2 methods withour making the variable as
static?

The way you've phrased your question *suggests* that you might not
understand what static means. If the two methods are instance methods
(non-static) then they will share any instance variables for any
particular object - if the methods are called on the same object, they
will see the same values.

If the methods are static methods, they will share all static
variables.

Local variables are not shared.

I'm not sure whether that answers your question though - please let me
know if you need more explanation.

Jon

[Lonifasiko]

If methods are not static and are under the same class, I think you
could use even a private variable not declared as static. See this
example:

private int C = 0;
private void A()
{
C++;
}
private void B()
{
C*12;
}