Answer Posted / julian c
Stop thinking like programmers saying "Object is a class in Java, c# etc".
I have in front of me a number of Whiffleplops of different colours; black, blue and red.
The black, blue and red Whiffleplops are three different objects. They are also of different sizes and I can play with them.
Do you have a Whiffleplop with you? No? (Why not).
Do you see that Whiffleplop is a CLASS of object that I can define as having two attributes (colour and size) and behaviour (you can play with it)? When you do get a Whiffleplop of any size or colour then you'll have an object, or an instance of the Whiffleplop class. You don;t have to have one for me to define the class though!
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