When creating a utility class with common helper functions, how would you ensure that these methods are accessible without instantiating the class?

In ES6, you can ensure that methods in a utility class are accessible without instantiating the class by defining them as static methods. Static methods are associated with the class itself rather than instances, allowing you to call them directly on the class without creating an object. This is beneficial for utility classes where instantiation is unnecessary, and you want to organize related functions.