• Attribute / Data / Properties / Field

• Method / Behaviour

• Constructor

• Initializer Blocks

• Member variables in a class—these are called instance/non-static attribute.

• Member variables with static modifier in a class—these are called static attribute or class variable.

• Variables in a method or any block of code—these are called local variables.

• Member methods in a class—these are called instance/non-static methods.

• Member methods with static modifier in a class—these are called static methods or class methods.

Point to remebber

In a class, variables and methods can be static or non-static.

By-default, all members are non-static.

To declare a member as static use modifier static.

Non-static members (variables and methods) are called instance members.

Static members (variables and methods) are called class members.

Local variable can't be static.