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When we create a new object in OOP, we base it on an existing class. The process of creating new objects from a class is called instantiation.
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<span>When we create a new object in OOP, we base it on an existing class. The process of creating new objects from a class is called instantiation .
As I've mentioned, objects can communicate with each other via messages, invoking functionality (methods) on other objects. Invoking an object's methods can be thought of as Summary
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