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I've seen people write code like this and I was wondering what it does and what it is called. An example is,
apple apple = new apple();
if you know what this is, please help me.
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it's called object creation
it allocates memory for an object of the type after
new and then calls its constructorI suggest you start following a basic c# tutorial considering this is the second question I see posted from you that a tutorial would explain
It's also known as object instantiation. You have an object
class Apple that has a default .ctor (read: constructor) that is Apple() and that creates/instantiates a new instance of Apple.There will be a lot you have to learn, and asking it all here makes no sense
thanks
what can u do with these instances tho?
it's memory
it's for remembering values of stuff
but cant we just use variables?
through types you can group multiple variables sorta
ohhhh
ok tysm
np