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what is difference between class and object?

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what is difference between class and object?..

Answer / ravikiran

class is the template for members and methods
Object is the physical reality to access the members and
methods

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what is difference between class and object?..

Answer / talha ameer

Class is an idea which is we think in our mind after we
create its oject which is consist on coding.

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what is difference between class and object?..

Answer / ekta choudhary

ex of class is fruit mango
ex of object is car .

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