Zero, nothing, nada. If that mattered, you have other severe bottlenecks. No need to worry about that, unless you plan to deploy applications on a toaster.
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Zero, nothing, nada. If that mattered, you have other severe bottlenecks. No need to worry about that, unless you plan to deploy applications on a toaster.
static methods are often used for helper methods, that are stateless. E.g. a method that formats a Date into a String or builder methods, or whatever. Another classic case are the getInstance()...