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difference between class and object

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difference between class and object..

Answer / srinivas konga

class is acollection of methods
it is a logical representation



object is a instance of class

it is physical representation
it is always in local declaration

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difference between class and object..

Answer / pradeep kumar shukla

class is a reserved keyword to create user define data type
class is a machanism to create abstract, customize data type

object is a collection of variable ,an object made at run time
it is instance of class

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difference between class and object..

Answer / selva

class is a blueprint of an object.

object is instance of class.

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difference between class and object..

Answer / sahil

CLASS IS A COLLECTION OF METHODS
IT IS ALOGICAL REPRESENTATION


OBJECT IS AINSTANCE OF CLASS
IT IS A PHYSICAL REPRESENTATION
IT IS ALWAYS IN LOCAL DECLERATION

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difference between class and object..

Answer / sravani

class tells us how our s/w object looks like after its
construction.it is a logical representation.




object is a physical representation of a class.

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difference between class and object..

Answer / manoj kumar

class is a blueprint or template for creating objects.class
is imaginary.it does not exits in real world .

while , object is an entity with some characteristic and
behavior.it is a real world entity .

In oops ,object is an entity that can store data value and
has its interface through its function.

we can create an object like that:

classname objectname=new classname();

example :

Rectangle s=new Rectangle();

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difference between class and object..

Answer / saquib

class is compiled.
class is a keyword which is used to create customise data type.
class without object is logical.


but object never compiled it only executed.
object is a physical representation of a class

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difference between class and object..

Answer / rajdeep gupta

class in a keyword to create user define data type.it is
only on logical perception .it is collection of similar
types of variable.

object is a variable of class type .there is no meaning of
class without creating object.object is made at run time on
the heap portion of ram

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difference between class and object..

Answer / nishant kumar

class is the collection of data member and member function associated with it.
object is a instance of class.
class is a user define key-word.

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difference between class and object..

Answer / maheshbirajdar

Class -
Class is collection of data member and member function .....
Class is logical entity...
Class is blueprint of object.....

class is collection of objects which holds properties of class...occupy
Object -

object that holds state , behaviour and identity properties

object is nothing but the having same memory space in ram.(minimum 1 byte compiler dependent).....

object is instance of class...............

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