How many instances of class A does the following code create ??
A x, u, v;
x=new A();
A y=x;
A z=new A();
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How many instances of class A does the following code create
How many instances of class A does the following code create ??
A x, u, v;
x=new A();
A y=x;
A z=new A();
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Re: How many instances of class A does the following code create
What do you think? What happened when you wrote some example code to test your theory?
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Re: How many instances of class A does the following code create
i think we have 2 instance right ??
Re: How many instances of class A does the following code create
I would agree, but if you want to be sure, you can write some example code that tests your theory.
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Re: How many instances of class A does the following code create
you used the new keyword twice. So the answer is definitely two.
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