Hello
In simple terms concider this.
String a = new String("Hello")
'String' is a type
'a' is a reference variable
'new String("Hello")' is the object created
It is also possible to create the above object with just the following code
without a type or refrence variable
new String("Hello")
Try printing this string object with
System.out.println( new String("Hello"));
It will print.
Remember the 'new' Java keyword creates the object.
If you need further examples or explanations post back a question to the
group.
On Sun, Mar 21, 2010 at 12:48 PM, Jyoti Parmar
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> i cant understand what is class , object and their methods and how to
> declare it......please explain it to me .... i need to help to learning a
> java
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