How does the use of static methods and variables affect memory utilization in Java?Question 6Answera.Static methods and variables are stored separately in memory and are shared among all instances of a class.b.Static methods and variables consume more memory than non-static methods and variables.c.Static methods and variables are stored on the stack memory.d.Static methods and variables do not consume any memory.

Which of the following is a disadvantage of using static methods and variables?Question 2Answera.They can only be accessed within the same class.b.They can lead to potential conflicts and synchronization issues in multi-threaded environments.c.They cannot be used in inheritance hierarchies.d.They have higher execution time compared to non-static methods and variables.

Which of the following statements is true about static blocks in Java?Question 6Answera.They are used to define constants in a class.b.They are executed when an instance of a class is created.c.They are executed before the main method.d.They can access non-static variables directly.

When is a static block executed in Java?Question 25Answera.When an object of the class is created.b.When a static method is called.c.When the class is loaded into memory.d.When a non-static method is called.

What does the static keyword indicate when used with a variable in a Java class?A.The variable cannot be modified after initializationB.The variable is initialized only once when the class is loadedC.The variable has local scope within a methodD.The variable is shared across all instances of the class

What does the 'static' keyword in Java signify?a.The method or variable can be accessed without creating an object of the class.b.The method or variable belongs to the class, rather than any instance of the class.c.The method or variable is constant and cannot be changed.d.The method or variable is private and cannot be accessed outside the class.