Question

I’m building a class to hold some global variables.

I’m just curios what would make the diference in using a static or a non-static class for this purpose.

Example

    public class Modules
    {
        public static int Modul1{ get { return 1; } }
    }

or

    public static class Modules
    {
        public static int Modul1{ get { return 1; } }
    }

Answer 1

Declaring like a static you add at least 2 architectual restrictions :

1) None can derive from that class and extend it in any way.

2) Internal members can be only static ones.

So if you want to use this class like a config base, use it like a static class definitely.