It contains fields (variables) to store the state and methods to define behavior.
Each object has its own copy of the fields defined in the class. It contains fields (variables) to store the state
Used to provide specific values to object fields at the time of creation. It contains fields (variables) to store the state
While not explicitly in the title, these concepts are inseparable from classes. Java uses access modifiers like public , private , and protected to control visibility. ensures that the internal state of an object is hidden from the outside, accessible only through public methods (getters and setters). 7. Conclusion It contains fields (variables) to store the state