Static vs class functions and variables in Swift classes: what's the difference?

Hi everyone! I started learning Swift and came across a topic I don't understand. In classes, you can declare functions and variables as both static and class. It seems both keywords work similarly: they allow you to call methods and access properties without creating an instance of the class. For example: ```swift class MyClass { static var staticProperty = "Static property" class var classProperty: String { return "Class property" } static func staticMethod() { print("Static method") } class func classMethod() { print("Class method") } } MyClass.staticMethod() // works MyClass.classMethod() // also works ``` But I noticed that if I try to override a `static` method in a subclass, Xcode gives an error, while `class