Answer to: What is the difference between an Object and a Class?
Question: What is the difference between an Object and a Class?
Answer: An object is an instance of its class, for example, I am an instance of human; where I am an object and human is the class -- it is a simple answer good enough for newbies. Now, let's see a better answer: classes are static presentation of their objects; a class does not die before, during, and after the execution of its code. An object is built (instantiated) from its blueprint (class) to live and work for a while.
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DEVELOPMENT █▓▒░► OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING █▓▒░► BASIC CONCEPTS
Question: What is the difference between an Object and a Class?
Answer: An object is an instance of its class, for example, I am an instance of human; where I am an object and human is the class -- it is a simple answer good enough for newbies. Now, let's see a better answer: classes are static presentation of their objects; a class does not die before, during, and after the execution of its code. An object is built (instantiated) from its blueprint (class) to live and work for a while.
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DEVELOPMENT █▓▒░► OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING █▓▒░► BASIC CONCEPTS
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