what is object?

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what is object?..

Answer / jayesh pawar

OBJECT IS ONE OF THE TYPE OF INSTANCE OF THE CLASS

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what is object?..

Answer / v.santhoshini

object is an instance of the class
or
object is a real world entity

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what is object?..

Answer / tdurga

OBJECT IS ONE OF THE TYPE OF INSTANCE OF THE CLASS

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what is object?..

Answer / jai

an object is a physical representation of a class.
example:
class - fruit(logical)
object- apple(physical)

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what is object?..

Answer / sruthi

Objects are Instances of a Class,And Class is an Collection
of Objets.

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what is object?..

Answer / bheda govind

OBJECT IS A ONE OF THE TASK OF THE CLASS.

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what is object?..

Answer / sharon

instance or example of a class

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