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Static blocks are initialized first when a class is loaded into memory. Non-static methods require an instance to be called. When a class is instantiated, the instance block is called first followed by the default constructor. The new keyword creates memory for a class instance. Static variables can store values shared across all instances. Inheritance allows classes to extend functionality from a parent class.

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JAVA

Static blocks are initialized first when a class is loaded into memory. Non-static methods require an instance to be called. When a class is instantiated, the instance block is called first followed by the default constructor. The new keyword creates memory for a class instance. Static variables can store values shared across all instances. Inheritance allows classes to extend functionality from a parent class.

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5. Whenever class is loaded into heap memory static block is initialized first.
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8. Method can be a static or non-static.
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10. For calling non-static method in main class we need to create instance of class first
then on using that instance we can call non-static methods
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16. Whenever a class is instantiated it will call it’s instance (non-static) block first.
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19. Once the class is instantiated it will call the instance block first then it will call Default
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23. Reference variable always point to null
24. In the example below emp is a reference variable which is pointing to null.
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26. New key word creates a memory location to store class instance
27. Incase there is some variable whose value is same for all the instances of that class
we need to create static variable

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29. By defining variable as Private we can hide variable (data hiding and abstraction)
30. If we want to access these hidden variable we need to getter and setter.
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41. At the compile time object a will bind method eat and run of Animal call but at the
runtime reference a will point toward Monkey and hence method eat of monkey will
get bind to the reference a
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