The new keyword

The new keyword in java programming
language is used to create a new instance of a class or an array. Keywords
are basically reserved words which have specific meaning relevant to a compiler.
The new keyword allocates new objects and initialize them.
Syntex: Here is the syntax that displays
how to create an instance of a class or an array by using the new operator.
Creating a simple java object (non array
object) by using the new operator.
| String sName = new String(); |
Creating a n
array
object by using the new operator.
Note: Here are some points that must
be considered while creating an instance of a class or an array.
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The argument that follows the new
keyword must be a class name followed by a series of constructor arguments
having parentheses.
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The collection of arguments must be
same as the signature of a constructor for the class.
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The variable type on the left side of
the assignment operator must be compatible with the class or interface which
is being instantiated.

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