What is an object?
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Answer / shruti
An object is the instance of the class..
it is the only gateway to access the entities defined in
the class..
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Answer / abalonesoft
A region of storage with associated semantics.
After the declaration int i; we say that "i is an object of
type int." In OO/C++, "object" usually means "an instance of
a class." Thus a class defines the behavior of possibly many
objects (instances).
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Answer / deepak saini
Object is runtime representation of class in memory.
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Answer / noopur
an object is the real instant of a class where class is a user defined datatype and class is a variable of that data type also called complex variable.
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