I’ve read before that Java classes are instances of the class Class. But now, my computer science teacher says that Java classes are not objects.
Which is true?
I’ve read before that Java classes are instances of the class Class . But
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I’ve read before that Java classes are instances of the class Class. But now, my computer science teacher says that Java classes are not objects.
Which is true?
A Java class is not an object.
However, every Java class has an instance of the
Classclass describing it.Those instances are objects.