object vs instance

Hi Manu, Here after , I would suggest , Kindly dont create urgent ticket, unless its really necessary. Techions will guide you on this.

object and instance are often mistaken to mean the same thing, people use them pretty much interchangeably. Definition - An instance is a specific representation of an object. An object is a generic thing while an instance is a single object that has been created in memory. Usually an instance will have values assigned to it's properties that differentiates it from other instances of the type of object. It boils down to _object is generic whereas instance is specific_ Example - Consider mobile. It has **n** number of features like RAM, battery, screen size etc. We can have multiple mobiles with same or different features, but all the mobiles will have **n** number of features. This common/generic thing is **object** i.e. every mobile has features. Instance is specific feature associated with it for example, Mobile-A will have 2GB RAM, 4000mah battery and Mobile-B will have 4GB RAM, 3700mah battery. These mobiles are different which we call as **instance** but drives same parameters(features) called as **object**.