Can we create object without new operator ?

[rohitjava]

Can we create object without new operator ?

[JosAH]

Can we create object without new operator ?

Why do you care? Do you dislike the word "new"?

kind regards,

Jos

[Fubarable]

One way is with reflection.

[rohitjava]

Why do you care? Do you dislike the word "new"?

kind regards,

Jos

no actually my trainee say it can be when i ask the ques.?

[rohitjava]

Why do you care? Do you dislike the word "new"?

kind regards,

Jos

One way is with reflection.

sory but will u pls terr me what is eflection.?

[Fubarable]

sory but will u pls terr me what is eflection.?

I can't read your words too well, but I will tell you that this is best answered via a little Googling and Wikipediaing.

[JosAH]

Wikipediaing.

It took me a couple of seconds before I realized that you verbed a proper noun; you Fubarabled me completely ;-)

kind regards,

Jos

[Fubarable]

Sent to me via private message:

hi , actually i am a trainee now and i asked a simple ques to my trainee sir that can a object be created without new operator.....so u answered me through reflection..but what is this would tell me what the reflection is?

Thanks
-Rohit

Reply:
This topic is very general and broad and difficult to answer easily within the confines of a forum, and you and I really don't want me, a volunteer, to recreate tutorial chapters that have already been well created by others, better than I ever could. And this is why I recommended (and still do) that you first Google this, read the tutorials, and only then if you still have specific questions, ask them. To get you started, please click here:
The Reflection API

Luck

[rohitjava]

Ok.. Thanks

[siva_vs_siva]

you can use this way also

classname obj=Class.forName("classname").newInstance();

[Tolls]

Which is reflection...

[Eranga]

And how the Suns' explain it.

Trail: The Reflection API (The Java™ Tutorials)

Yes it is. As Fubarable says it's wide area to study. ;)