What is the difference between class-level variables and method-level variables?

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Answer

Class-level variables belong to the object and persist for its lifetime. They maintain state across method calls and can be accessed by all methods inside the class.

Method-level variables exist only within the method scope and are destroyed once the method finishes. They do not retain state across calls and are suited for temporary data.

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