Code Explanation:
1. Defining the Class
class Calc:
A class named Calc is created.
This class is used to group related calculation methods.
2. Declaring a Static Method
@staticmethod
def add(a, b):
return a + b
What does @staticmethod mean?
@staticmethod defines a method that:
Does not require self (object reference)
Does not require cls (class reference)
It behaves like a normal function but is placed inside a class for logical grouping.
Inside the method:
add(a, b) takes two parameters
Returns their sum: a + b
3. Creating an Object of the Class
c = Calc()
An object c of class Calc is created.
Even though the method is static, Python still allows calling it via an object.
4. Calling the Static Method via Object
print(c.add(2, 3))
What happens internally:
Python finds add as a static method
No object (self) is passed automatically
The method receives only the arguments 2 and 3
Computes 2 + 3 = 5
5. Final Output
5
Final Answer
Output:
5

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