>public class Framework >{ > public static string SayHello() > { > return "Hello"; > } >}>This method could be used like:
>string s = Framework.SayHello(); >// Rather than: >f = new Framework(); >string s = f.SayHello(); >// In fact this wouldn't be legal.... >>Lots of native examples of this behaviour in the .NET framework; Guid.NewGuid() is a classic example....