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Let’s have a look at the JAVA declaration of an object, e.g. MyObject O = new MyObject();
What does the variable O contain?
A. A reference (or pointer) to the object.
B. The object itself(all files and methods).
C. The value of the first field of the object.
D. A reference to the class declaration JAVA byte code.
Solution
Object Declaration :
MyObject O = new MyObject();
It is the most common way to create an object in java using new key word.
In this O simply holds the memory address of the actual "MyObject" object.
Option A is the correct choice.