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What is an object?

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What is an object?..

Answer / vikas patel

Object is the block of the memory to derived class...

ex
Rectangle rec = new Rectangle....
rec is the object

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What is an object?..

Answer / manoj kumar

Object is an entity with identity,state and behavior.
object is an entity that exist in the real word.

example:

int a;
a=10;

Identity of an object is a.State is represented by data value
i.e. 10 and behavior of the object is that it is integer type.

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What is an object?..

Answer / vinod

Object is a separate copy of CLASS which has properties and
functions. it has it's own memory space and things. when
the properties are changed it will not affect the other
object of the same class

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What is an object?..

Answer / rinku

object is a variable of data type class

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