/*
Initializing variables serves several key purposes. 
It makes your code safer, guarantees a defined state 
at the start of the program’s execution, 
and can help avoid undefined behavior 
that can lead to bugs or crashes.
*/


class Example1
{
   int x=5;
    static int y;
void  m1(){ x=x+1; //print x;
}
static void m2(){y=y+1; //print y}
       	public static void main(String[] args){
         Example1 e = new Example1();
        Example1 e1 = new Example1()
          e.m2()  //y=1; e.m1(); // x=6
          e1.m2() // y=2; e1.m1(); //x=6
	}
}