Answer Posted / goldy

When you have to access any member of a class, you have to
create an instance of the class

Ex:- class NewClass
{
int member1;

int member2(){ }
}

create an instance
of the "NewClass" class in any class you want to
access the members.

ex:

class OtherClass{

member1;
member2; ....

OtherClass instanceOfOtherClass= new NewClass();
// instanceOfOtherClass ---> is object
}


if you declare a class as static there is no need to
create the instance ( so called object)

you can directly call the members by

class name


if NewClass were static

"NewClass.member1;"


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