If there is a static variable in a methodology of a class, does that 
variable get re-initialized with each new instance of the class?

for example, suppose I had a class with one method:

file  foo.h

class foo
{
     public:
          void SomeFunc();
};


file foo.cpp

void foo::SomeFunc()
{
     static int IntVar = 0;

     IntVar++;
}


file AnApp.cpp

#uses foo.h

for (counter = 0; counter < SomeOtherVar; counter++) {
     if (SomeVar) {
          foo * pfoo = new foo();
          pfoo->SomeFunc();
          delete pfoo;
     }
     DoSomethingElse();
}

Does IntVar in pfoo->SomeFunc() get reinitialized to zero with each new 
instance of class foo or is it initialized only once per application?

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