Answer Posted / navin c. pandit

The object of a class is called as Instance & the process is
called as Instantiation.

To access or to call a member of a class we need instance.

eg.

public class myClass
{
public myClass()
{
}

public string show()
{
return "Hello India!";
}
}

To access method show(), we need instance of the class
myClass. And the code will be as:-
myClass obj_mc = new myClass()
string str=obj_mc.show();

Now str contains string value 'Hello India!'

Hope u have got the point.

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