1. Do we have static classes in C++?
2. If so what are they useful for?
3. Is this the name given to classes that should not be allowed instantiation?
4. If so, how is it different from abstract classes?
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Since this question was given to you by a Java programmer, you have to consider what a static class is in Java and then see if C++ supports the same behavior. In Java, a static modifier is only allowed on nested classes, …
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