Static methods vs. Instance methods
Can a static method be accessed from an instance? No, a static method cannot be accessed directly from an instance of a class. Static methods belong to the class itself, not to any specific instance of the class. They are called on the class itself. Here's an example to illustrate this: ```javascript class MyClass { static myStaticMethod() { console.log('This is a static method.'); } myInstanceMethod() { console.log('This is an instance method.'); } } // Calling the static method on the class MyClass.myStaticMethod(); // Output: This is a static method. const myInstance = new MyClass(); // Trying to call the static method on an instance will result in an error myInstance.myStaticMethod(); // Error: myInstance.myStaticMethod is not a function // Calling the instance method on an instance myInstance.myInstanceMethod(); // Output: This is an instance method. ``` In this example, `myStaticMethod` is a static method and can only be call...