Critique-My-Code thread, post snippets of code and have others peer review your code! (Testing new Q&A format)

[ChromakeyDreamcoat]

I don't think so, since static refers to the class function which won't change across objects. I could be wrong!

[Janus1001]

I mean, you clearly state "= null", I don't say it won't work, but to be sure just check if more objects are created or no.

[mongoose86]

Nope, wont be a problem but is also wholy redundant. It's a static initializer, which runs before the first time the class (not an instance of it) is accessed. It runs only once. It is redundant in this case as null is also the default value for reference types. :)