Answer Posted / murthy
A class is neither an object nor an object is a class.
A class is like a blue print for an object.
An object is an instance of a class.
Some people have given the right examples above and some
more goes here:
You can consider a blue print for your house is a class.
You cannot stay in blue print :).
The building built based on the blue print is called an
object. You can stay in it.
Class should be treated like a "data type" and an object
like a instance of that datatype.
for e.g., int i; you can considet int as a class and i as
an instance of an object.
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