Object Oriented Programming Language

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good afternoon, I wonder about the differences between declaration of object and variable because they are both the instances of the class and the keyword new and.

From: Ly Dara

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Posted 30-Aug-10 23:06pm

lydara

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suzeets 31-Aug-10 5:34am

your question is not clear
what u want to know---
difference b/n object and variable or diff b/n ref object and instance object

Sandeep Mewara 31-Aug-10 14:21pm

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Object == Variable? Not at all!
Just for start... Object is the base class of all...

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-08-30T23:30:00

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This question makes no sense. You should talk to your teacher and explain what you mean. An object exists as a variable, that's the only way to create it, surely ?

Posted 30-Aug-10 23:30pm

Christian Graus