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57.
Which of the following statement is correct?
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Przemek said:
6 years ago
The 'Object is an instance of data type' is correct. Mind that it is possible to do both:
int *x = new int;
and;
B *b = new B();
Both 'b' and 'x' are pointers to objects and both 'B' and 'int' are types, but only the '*b' is an instance of a class.
int *x = new int;
and;
B *b = new B();
Both 'b' and 'x' are pointers to objects and both 'B' and 'int' are types, but only the '*b' is an instance of a class.
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Salah said:
7 years ago
Class is a blueprint so the object is its instance.
Geetha bhagi said:
7 years ago
Object is a run time entity which has well defined structure.
Lucinda said:
9 years ago
The object is an instant of the class.
Bhajendra pund said:
9 years ago
Object is run time entity and it have well define structure and behavior.
Jadhav pralhad said:
10 years ago
It is very helpful for examination point of view.
Mayur said:
10 years ago
Object is a run time entity which has well defined structure and behaviour.
Shevta said:
1 decade ago
Class is instance of data type (user defined datatype/derived data type) it is also correct.
Sudip Mandal said:
1 decade ago
Object is the run time entity and it is created to make an instance of a class.
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