I Have a class called car, this class have multiple methods (about 30) to handle things such: starting car, stopping, opening doors ...
- The problem is that my program have thousands of instances of the class car. I noticed I can refactor the class into having member variables that define each instance of a car class, and for the methods they can be made into static methods that takes the instance of the car class as parameter and do the necessary things on it.
- My question is: is static methods going to be better on memory usage or the refactoring doesn't worth it? in other words is using non-static methods going to take up memory for each instance of the car class?