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1 comments so far (post your own) View All Comments Latest 10 Comments:So these variables are like "global variables which are same for all objects of the class". These variables take default values if not initialized.
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this taken from [Variables in java ,slno 2]
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it is error to say "Global variables are same for
Different Objects, as different objects have diferent names,the global varaible referred
will allways be different
(when different objects are considered )
Posted by sreekiran on Wednesday, 03.5.08 @ 12:23pm | #51408