Why does a static constructor not have any parameters?

Question

Per MSDN:

A static constructor does not take access modifiers or have parameters.

A static constructor is called automatically to ini

Answer 1

A static constructor couldn't have any parameters. Well I suppose it could theoretically - but there is no instance of the class so it wouldn't make any sense. What would you do with those parameters if you had them? Call other static methods?

Answer 2

• Static Constructor is called automatically before first instance of the class is created.
• Declared by prefixing a static keyword to the constructor definition.
• It can not not take access modifiers or have any parameters.

Answer 3

Make an empty constructor to the static class, and put the parametrized code to a normal function. If you call this function, the static class will be created.

the static class:

static class DataB
{
    static DataB(){}

    public static void funcWithParams(string st)
    {...}
}

you can create it like this:

DataB.funcWithParams("some string");