Question

explain in detail how a class is different from an object

Answer 1

Answer:

hy your answer

Explanation:

Classes and objects from the essential part of Object-oriented programming, where a class can be considered as a construct that encapsulates a group of variables and methods; whereas, an object acts as member or instance of that class. A class is a blueprint from which you can create the instance, i.e., objects

mark it on brilliant

Answer 2

Answer:

a class may be regarded as a template or blueprint to create objects and is a group of similar objects.

an object is something that can be perceived. It can be living entities such as cat, dog etc. or living entities like pen, book etc.