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  Tutorial: Example of a instance variable

This example will show how you can use a non-static variable.

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When a number of objects are created from the same class, the same copy of instance variable is provided to all. Remember, each time you call the instance the same old value is provided to you, not the updated one .

In this program we are showing that how a instance variable is called in each instance, but the copy remains same irrespective the counter we have used in the constructor of a class. We can't call the non-static variable in a main method.


 

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