What is a static initializer?
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What is a static initializer?
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A static initializer is a block of code, enclosed within curly brackets and labeled as static. It is not a part of a method. A class may have one or more static initializers. All the static initializers in a class are executed exactly once and in the same order in which they appear in the class. The execution of static initializers takes place at the class load time.
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