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Why is std :: vector :: max_size () non-static?

Since the maximum size does not depend on specific std::vector objects, I think it should be a static method. But still standard prototypes are non-static, and I can’t understand why. It is logical that before creating any std::vector objects, you need to check the maximum size.

Note that this question differs from this in that it mainly refers to constexpr .

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