How can u create the Object of class Without using "New"
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Answer Posted / giridhar gangapatnam
There are 4 ways to create object:
1.using new operator
Employee obj=new Employee();
Except this one
2.using factory methods
NumberFormat obj=NumberFormat.getNumberInstance();
3.using newInstance() method
Class c=Class.forName("Employee");
Employee obj=(Employee)c.newInstance();
or we can write these two lines as a single line
Employee obj=
(Employee)Class.forName("Employee").newInstance();
4.By cloning
Employee obj1=new Employee();
Employee obj2=(Employee)obj1.clone();
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