Objects in Java

Objects in Java?

An object is an Instance of a class.

Creating an Object:

Employee e;
e = new Employee();

---> The 1st statement creates an object reference in stack memory.

---> The 2nd statement is used to create (or) give birth to an object for an employee.
---> The object is created in Heap memory.

Objects in Java

---> Here "e" is called an object reference which is used to point the address of employee object.
---> By default all object references will have null values.

---> Object references are always created in stack memory whereas objects are created in Heap memory.