What is an instance of an Object, and how do I create one?
By saying that something is an instance of a class, we mean that it is one independent thing which is of that type. For example, automobile can be thought of as a class, and a particular Mazda Miata sitting in parking lot “J” is an instance of an automobile. You create an instance of an object by calling one of the constructors defined for that class, preceeded by the keyword new. For example, in the preceeding code example we created an instance of a Double called pi by going: Double pi = new Double( 3.
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