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When is an object created and what is its lifetime?
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Answer / apurva jain
Object is created when constructor has to be invoked or
when have to access the class.Its Lifetime is throughout
the Execution of that Class.
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Answer / nikhil
global scope,if created outside class n local scope if
created inside a class......
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Answer / alok pandey
When the constructor called then object created thus while
the programme execute till life of object
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Answer / yathirajulu
whenever developer is required, and the life-time is when we
assinging null or close the program(application).
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