static_method.py

#!/bin/python3.8

class Person:
	count = 0 
	def __init__(self, name ,sex = 'female', age=20):
		Person.count = Person.count +1
		self.name = name 
		self.sex = sex
		self.age = age
	@staticmethod #Funcation Decoretor
	def numP(): #This is static method, beacuse it dose not self parameter 
		print("count->",Person.count)

tejas = Person('Tejas','male',19)
sam = Person('sam')
Vishal = Person('Vishal',age=20)
Person.numP()

#explenation area if you want to print the explenation remove uncomment line 35 or print stmt
Explenation = '''
	1) First we created class 
	2) created count variable and asssing value = 0 
	3) after that we created constructor 
	4) then we incrementing the count 
	   which means the it increments the value when 
	   we creating an instance of class which means object 
	5) after that we numP method [ This STATIC method beacuse it dosenot contain 
									self method thats why we are calling its 
									sattic method ]
	6) hear we print() the count of objects created 
	7) we created objects like tejas sam vishal 
	8) after that we are calling Person.numP() method which will call numP 
		method and executes the block 								
'''
#print(Explenation)