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Static and instance methods in Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) differ in their behavior and invocation contexts within classes.
*Instance Methods:* Associated with object instances, these methods can access and modify instance variables and are invoked through object references.
*Static Methods:* Belong to the class itself rather than individual objects. They can't access instance variables directly and are called using the class name, not requiring object instantiation.

*Key Differences:*
1. *Invocation:* Instance methods are invoked through object references, while static methods are called using the class name.
2. *Access to Variables:* Instance methods can access instance variables, whereas static methods can't access them directly.

Understanding these distinctions aids in proper method usage and behavior in OOP.

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