May a null reference be used to access a static variable or method?

The correct answer to this question is yes, a null reference may be used to access a static variable or method. If used, it will not cause any exceptions. It is not necessary for instances, while static methods or members are being invoked.

This is because static members are home to a class. They do not belong to an instance. In other words, static members share all of the instances in a class, but they do not individually belong to an instance.

This type of question deals with Java, which is a computer programming language. It has been around for over 20 years, debuting in 1995.