Complete Java SE 8 Developer Bootcamp - Static Initialization Block

The video tutorial explains static initialization blocks in programming, highlighting their execution when a class is loaded, unlike regular initialization blocks that execute with each object instantiation. It discusses the limitations of static blocks, such as their inability to access instance variables or methods, and clarifies that static blocks can be repeated and executed in order. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of understanding static context and its constraints.

What error message is displayed when trying to access a non-static field from a static block?

Can you have multiple static initialization blocks in a class? If so, how are they executed?