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Consider the following incomplete class: public class SomeClass { public static final int VALUE1 = 30; public static int value2 = 10; private int value3 = 5; private double value4 = 3.14; public static void someMethod() { // implementation not shown } public void someOtherMethod() { // implementation not shown } } The method someMethod is defined as static. This means the method is an accessor method the method is accessible outside SomeClass the method is not accessible outside SomeClass the method is accessible without instantiating a SomeClass object the method is accessible only by using a previously instantiated SomeClass object

          Consider the following incomplete class:

public class SomeClass
{
    public static final int VALUE1 = 30;
    public static int value2 = 10;
    private int value3 = 5;
    private double value4 = 3.14;

    public static void someMethod()
    {
        // implementation not shown
    }

    public void someOtherMethod()
    {
        // implementation not shown
    }
}

The method someMethod is defined as static. This means

 the method is an accessor method
 the method is accessible outside SomeClass
 the method is not accessible outside SomeClass
 the method is accessible without instantiating a SomeClass object
 the method is accessible only by using a previously instantiated SomeClass object

Added by Lilly B.

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