What is Instance Of The Class In Java?
In Java, an instance of a class is a specific object created from that class. When a class is defined, it serves as a blueprint for objects, but no memory is allocated until an instance is created using the new
keyword. Each instance has its own state (attributes) and behavior (methods) defined by the class. For example, if Car
is a class, Car myCar = new Car();
creates an instance called myCar
. Each instance can have different values for its attributes while sharing the same methods defined in the class.