Chris Evins, College Student, Schooling, Wolverhampton
Answered Dec 02, 2019
The correct answer to this question is C Class and object are just different names for the same thing. Both classes and objects are important to Java, but there are differences between them.
The main difference is simple for all to understand. Classes provide a template for objects because they define what the objects are. Classes provide a definition for the properties of an object, like the values.
It can also describe the behavior of the object. With that, the object is a member of the class. The object has properties that are defined by settings. They do have similar meanings, which could lead one to use them interchangeably, but class and objects are different.