what is an object and how do you allocate memory to it?
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Answer Posted / tulasi
Object is an instance of the class.There are two ways by
which a new object is created.
1.using new operator.
example:
classname objectname=new classname;
This allocates the memory to objectname.
This can be classname objectname by which null values are
set to the objectname and not the values as in the class.
2.without using new operator.
Declare the variables as static and also methods used as
static and by using the keyword static we can create an
instance of the class.
Thus, we use public static void main(String args[])in main
program where theres no need to create a class and also
instance of class using new operator.
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