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Question:  Classes and Objects

Answer: What is the relationship Between Classes and Objects?


July 07, 2009 19:44:13 #2
 PNVRKPrasad   Member Since: July 2009    Total Comments: 4 

RE: Classes and Objects
 
Class: Programmer puts the definition of code into a class which we can treat as a plastic mould. Class is defined at design time. A class gives the programmatic logic.
Object: Plastic products are created using a mould; objects are instantiated at run time by using the Class definition. An object is a copy of a class which will be filled with data at run time. An object can be created for handling each user request or for a user or there can be a singleton class which will have only one instance (object) that serves all the requests.
     

 

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