I recently started using PyCharm and it tells me whenever one of my methods can be static (whenever I don't use any member).
I was wondering if it is a good practice to make methods static whenever I can or not. I know it's a bad habit in other (compiled) languages but it feels that for Python it would actually be lighter. Usually these kind of corrections suggested by PyCharm are backed by a PEP number but there's none for this one.
TL;DRShould I declare my methods as static even when I don't need to use them statically?
