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:Instantiation is the process of allocating a block of memory to a new object instance. Instantiation is the direct process of declaring a new object by ClassName, giving it an identifier Name, and in some cases passing initalisation arguments to the new object. For Example: | :Instantiation is the process of allocating a block of memory to a new object instance. Instantiation is the direct process of declaring a new object by ClassName, giving it an identifier Name, and in some cases passing initalisation arguments to the new object. For Example: | ||
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Revision as of 12:05, 15 December 2016
Instantiation
Definition
- Instantiation is the process of allocating a block of memory to a new object instance. Instantiation is the direct process of declaring a new object by ClassName, giving it an identifier Name, and in some cases passing initalisation arguments to the new object. For Example:
<syntaxhighlight lang="csharp" line> BLARG </syntaxhighliting>
