FOR EXAMPLE : CLASS Dotnet { } creating object: Dotnet dn=new
Dotnet(); NOW THE QUESTION IS WHICH IS CALLED AS OBJECT ?
EITHER dn OR new Dotnet() and CAN YOU PROVE YOUR ANSWER?????
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Answer Posted / bakku pavan kumar
new Dotnet(); is the object,and dn is the reference to that
object.Because,
i)
you know that REFERENCE TYPES are stored in MANAGED HEAP SO
new Dotnet(); is stored in MANAGED HEAP BUT dn is stored on
STACK MEMORY AREA.
ii)
AND,until and unless we use new keyword there is no any memory
allocation.so anything that associated with new keyword is
called as an OBJECT
WHAT WILL YOU SAY???????????
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