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    There are two types of methods in object-oriented programming: stateless/static methods which do not rely on previously executed code, and stateful/instance methods which do rely on previously run lines of code. An instance of a class is called an object.

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    There are two types of methods in object-oriented programming: stateless/static methods which do not rely on previously executed code, and stateful/instance methods which do rely on previously run lines of code. An instance of a class is called an object.

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    C# - Course Notes

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    There are two types of methods in object-oriented programming: stateless/static methods which do not rely on previously executed code, and stateful/instance methods which do rely on previously run lines of code. An instance of a class is called an object.

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    -2 types of methods:

    *stateless methods/static methods- they don't rely on already executed lines of


    code.
    *stateful methods/instance methods - they rely on already executed lines of code

    -An instance of a class is called an object

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