Question

The practice of creating objects based on predefined classes is often referred to as.
A.class creation
B.object creation
C.object instantiation
D.class instantiation

Answer 1

D. class instantiation

Answer 2

The practice of creating objects based on predefined classes is often referred to as class ins-tantiation

Class ins-tantiation

• When a new occurrence of a class is generated, this is known as ins-tantiation (an object). When we ins-tantiate a class, memory is allocated for the object and the classes constructor is run.
• “Ins-tantiating a class" and "creating an object" are interchangeable terms. We are "ins-tantiating" a class by creating an "occurrence" of it while we construct an object.
• A single, postfix parameter is required for the new operator: a call to a constructor.