Static binding occurs when the compiler binds a function call at compile time.

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Static binding means that the function call is bound to the function definition at compile time. This results in faster execution because the binding is done once during compilation and does not have to be done again during runtime. In contrast, dynamic binding (also known as late binding) occurs at runtime, where the function call is bound to the function definition based on the object type.

Static Binding Occurs When the Compiler Binds a Function Call