ITPEC FE Subject A April 2024 Question 35

Class vs Object in OOP — class is a blueprint defining shared behavior and attributes; an object is a concrete instance of a class.

• •Class = template/blueprint that defines attributes and methods
• •Object = instance of a class with actual values

Why not others:
- (b) — reverses the relationship: says object is the blueprint of the class
- (c) — says class is an instance of objects, and object is a template — both reversed
- (d) — says class stores actual values — actual values belong to objects, not classes

Key rule: Class = blueprint/template, Object = instance with real data.

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