A static method in Python is a method that:
Does not implicitly take self (the instance) or cls (the class) as a parameter.
Operates independently of any instance or class-specific data.
Is defined using the @staticmethod decorator.
Why C is correct:
Static methods are purely utility methods that don’t depend on the class or instance state. They require no special parameters like self or cls.
Why is not A:
A method that works on the class itself: This describes a class method (decorated with @classmethod), which takes cls as its first parameter.
A static method in Python is defined using the @staticmethod decorator. Static methods do not receive an implicit reference to the instance (self) or the class (cls). They are bound to the class, not any specific instance, and can be called on the class itself without requiring an object instance.
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