What is the Main method in X++, and why is it typically static?

The Main method in X++ is a specific type of static method that serves as an entry point for executing code in the class. It can be called directly from a menu option without needing to instantiate the class. The Main method is typically static because it does not operate on a specific instance of the class but rather performs operations or tasks that are general to the class as a whole. This makes it suitable for tasks like starting an application, running a process, or executing code when the class is invoked from a menu.