In which scenario would you typically use the @staticmethod decorator in a class?
- When you need a method to be associated with a class rather than an instance.
- When you want to create a method that can access and modify instance-specific data.
- When you want to create a method that can only be called from within the class.
- When you want to create a method that is automatically called when an instance is created.
The @staticmethod decorator is used when you want to define a method that is associated with the class itself, rather than any specific instance. It can be called on the class without requiring an instance of the class.
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