Java Object

A class is instantiated by the new operator, by memory allocation for new object and then making reference return to the memory. Object constructor is invoked by the new operator.

A postfix & single argument is required by the new operator: call to constructor. Constructor’s name gives the class name to be instantiated.

A reference is returned by the new operator to the object which has been created. Usually, reference is being assigned to the appropriate type variable. ...

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