What is Object in Java? Objects, in the real world, describe things that have both a state and behaviour. For example, your phone's state can be: turned on or turned off while its behaviour can be: displaying a game or playing music. Objects, in programming, are similar. They too have a state and behaviour, storing state in fields, also called variables, and behaving via use of methods. What is Class in Java? A class, is the "blueprint from which individual objects are created" -- a template. Classes are used to create objects, and classes also define these objects' states and behaviours. The class we have created together, HelloWorld, is not the best example for what a class is, so here's another example class that better illustrates one: Let's dissect this class. Pay careful attention to the braces, which have been color coded to demonstrate where each brace's counterpart is. (Notice how the indents give us a sense of hierarch...
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