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is there any difference b/w object and instance?
pls tel me in detail?
pls tel me in detail?
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When we create object from a class, it is created on stack or heap. The existence of an object in memory (stack or heap) is called instance of an object. These are interchangeably used.
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When we create object from a class, it is created on stack or heap.
It is created in stack (in C++ unlike C#)until and unles you go for dynamic creation.
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I didn't say that we don't create objects dynamically 
. Anyway, this is not something the OP is interested in.
. Anyway, this is not something the OP is interested in. "You know you're a computer geek when you try to shoo a fly away from the monitor screen with your cursor. That just happened to me. It was scary." - Juuso Heimonen.
"The only truly secure computer is one buried in concrete, with the power turned off and the network cable cut." - Anonymous.
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