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Java b1

The document outlines an AIM-Program focused on understanding and implementing a simple Java program using classes and objects. It explains that a class serves as a blueprint for creating objects, which are instances of classes that define properties and behaviors. The objective is to learn how Java treats data and behavior in an object-oriented manner using tools like Eclipse and Notepad++.

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Java b1

The document outlines an AIM-Program focused on understanding and implementing a simple Java program using classes and objects. It explains that a class serves as a blueprint for creating objects, which are instances of classes that define properties and behaviors. The objective is to learn how Java treats data and behavior in an object-oriented manner using tools like Eclipse and Notepad++.

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AIM-Program on class and objects.

OBJECTIVE-To understand & implement a simple java program using classes &
objects & to learn how java treats data & behavior in an object-oriented manner.
TOOLS- Eclipse,Notepad++,Java(JDK)
THEORY-
1] What is class in java?
 In Java, classes and objects are fundamental building blocks of object-oriented
programming. A class is a blueprint for creating objects, providing initial values for
member variables and implementations of behaviors (methods).

2] What is object in java?


 An object is an instance of a class. A class acts as a blueprint or a template that
defines the properties (fields/attributes) and behaviors (methods/functions) that its
objects will possess. When you create an object, you are essentially creating a
concrete realization of that class blueprint.

3] Why do we use classes &objects in java?

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