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Dear Newsgroup, I'm somehow confused with the usage of the static keyword. I can see two function of the keyword static in conjunction with a data member of a class. 1. The data member reffers in all objects of this class to the same data Or in other word by using the static keyword all objects of one class can share data. (This is what I want)

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