Hi all,
Let me post my question in this way...
If say, you have a class called Customer, I would like to know the difference between saying
Customer cust;
and
Customer cust = new Customer();
Regards,
arvind
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Need to know this difference
Hi all,
Let me post my question in this way...
If say, you have a class called Customer, I would like to know the difference between saying
Customer cust;
and
Customer cust = new Customer();
Regards,
arvind
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Re: Need to know this difference
The first only declares a variable; it doesn't actually contain any value. The second one assigns a value to that variable. Take this analogy: You have a bucket, and you label it cust. That would be the first piece of code. Now, if you put something in that bucket, that would be the second piece of code because the bucket cust now contains a Customer object.
Re: Need to know this difference
I love buckets
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