Sometimes I hear people say “a reference to a object” and some say “a instance of a object”
What is the difference?
Sometimes I hear people say a reference to a object and some say a
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Sometimes I hear people say “a reference to a object” and some say “a instance of a object”
What is the difference?
A variable will hold a reference to an instance of an object.
The actual object is an instance.
The variable/variables used to access the object hold the references to it.