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what is difference between class and object?
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Answer Posted / shingala ankit
The class is a main entity in which all the data members and member functions are defined and objects is one by which we can access these data members and member function in order to achieve a task.
each class can have one or more objects of its own but each and every objects can have only one and only one class.
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