Listen to the sound clip So, for this example, ClassB object is instantiated within ClassA’s constructor and it is added to the class attribute, parts, which is a collection of ClassB objects using the Vector class. The instantiation of the parts not necessarily has to be done within the constructor, it can also be within a normal method. from Cheerful - Sara (English United States) TTS Computer AI Voice:
So, for this example, ClassB object is instantiated within ClassA’s constructor and it is added to the class attribute, parts, which is a collection of ClassB objects using the Vector class. The instantiation of the parts not necessarily has to be done within the constructor, it can also be within a normal method.
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