Do generic classes share static members? [duplicate]

Question

I would like to ask about generic classes. What happens when I create two object instance from a generic class. Do they share every static members, or both have it's own static members?

So for example:

public A<?>(){
    public static Integer member = 0;
}

A<Integer> integer = new A<Integer>();
A<String> string = new A<String>();

Do both Integer and String have the same reference behind member?

Answer 1

public class A<T>{
    public static Integer member = 0;

    public static void main(String[] args)
    {
      A<Integer> integer = new A<Integer>();
      A<String> string = new A<String>();

      integer.member++;
      System.out.println(string.member);
    }
}

Output

1

So, yes the two instances share the same member variable.