Static member in Python

Python has different syntax from most common OOP languages like C++ or Java. When declaring variables, the name is not followed by a type identifier or scope modifier. For creating a static member of a class, simply write it inside the class outside of the scope of member functions. To declare a variable belonging to instance, simply add self. prefix.

class Some_class(Name_of_super_class): static_field = 0.0 __init__() : self.variable_belonging_to_instance = 1.0 print("object of Some_class instantiated") @staticmethod def static_method() : print("static method called") static_return = 1.0 return static_return