staticmethod()

The staticmethod() function is used to define a method that does not operate on the instance or the class. This function takes one argument, the method, and returns a static method. For example, @staticmethod def my_method(arg1, arg2): would define a static method my_method() that takes two arguments.

These are just a few of the built-in functions that Python provides for OOP. They are essential for creating and working with objects in Python.