1. In Java, all objects are created dynamically by the new operator.
2. All functions and methods must be a part of the class. One cannot declare methods inside the class
and defi ne them outside the class.
3. For declaring a method or fi eld as private, protected or public, each fi eld or method must be
individually tagged with a visibility modifi er.
4. In Java, a protected member cannot be accessed outside the class.
5. In Java, a constructor can act as a function and can return value.
6. The base/root class of all Java classes is the object class.
7. Thethis reference ...
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