What is an object in Java?
In Java the Object class is the ultimate superclass of every other object type. All objects are extended from the Object class, either directly or by inheritance through any number of parent classes. If a class does not explicitly extend any named class, it implicitly extends the Object class. An object with a small o is the word used to describe an instance of a Java class. Actions: Follow-up or correct this answer. Submit a new question.
In Java the Object class is the ultimate superclass of every other object type. All objects are extended from the Object class, either directly or by inheritance through any number of parent classes. If a class does not explicitly extend any named class, it implicitly extends the Object class. An object with a small o is the word used to describe an instance of a Java class.
