Answer / jaspal

Class.forName() method is used to load the class in a memory
at runtime. Assume we have a class - aa.bb.DemoClass, then
the method looks like:
Class.forName("aa.bb.DemoClass");

Its return type is a Class object, i.e.
Class classObject = Class.forName("aa.bb.DemoClass");

Now, to create an instance of this class, use
Object object = classObject.newInstance();

Answer / shic kumar

class.forName() is used to load the class at run time that
is also called dynamic loading
this mehod is also used to load the driver for database
connectivity like
class.forName("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver");
here this method is used for loadig jdbcodbc driver

Answer / garima

Class.forName() is other way to create an object other
than new.This Returns class object assosiated with class or
interface with specified name.For example,
Class t=Class.forName("java.lang.Thread");return runtime
class descriptor for class named java.lang.Thread

Answer / siva

class.forName() is used to load the class at run time.

return type is Class object which represents the class
named by the argument.

Answer / uday

Class.forName() is other way to initialize the object .and
it returns the java.lang.Class

Answer / q

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