Computer Applications
Write a difference between class and an object.
Objects & Classes
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A class is a blue print that represents a set of objects that share common characteristics and behaviour whereas an object is a specific instance of a class having a specific identity, specific characteristics and specific behaviour.
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They are the real world or software world entities which possess different characteristics and common behaviour described within the class.
Which of the following concept of Object Oriented Programming describe?
- Class
- Object
- Quality
- Category
Your friend has tried to write a program using a class as shown below:
............... class Friend_list // Line 1 { void disp_name() { System.out.println("Amit Kumar"); } void disp_address() { System.out.println("Lane B: 3/1, Akash Ganga"); System.out.println("Mayur Vihar, New Delhi"); } public static void main() { Friend_list myself = new ...............(); // Line 2 ................disp_name(); // Line 3 myself................();// Line 4 } }
Due to confusion, he could not complete the above program. He left blank spaces in some of the statements marked with Line 1, Line 2, Line 3 and Line 4 that are to be filled with appropriate keywords/objects.
Help your friend to complete his program by answering the following questions:
(a) Name the access specifier that should be filled in the statement marked with Line 1.
(b) Name the element to be filled in the statement marked with Line 2.
(c) What should be filled in the statement marked with Line 3?
(d) What function name should be filled in the statement marked with Line 4?
An object is an instance of a:
- function
- state
- data
- class
Write a difference between class and object.