[Solved] Imitating a static method [duplicate]

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You should use @classmethod:

@classmethod
def show(cls, message):
        print("The message is: {}".format(message))

The difference between a classmethod and a staticmethod is that the latter knows nothing about its enclosing class, whereas the former does (via the cls argument). A staticmethod can just as easily be declared outside the class.

If you don’t want show() to know anything about C, either use @staticmethod or declare show() outside of C.

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solved Imitating a static method [duplicate]