Guys what's the difference between both the term..it's little bit confusing : Initialization and Instantiation?

Answer 1

Initialization occurs when you assign something to a variable.

In the other hand, Instantiation is the process of making an object of a type (class).

Both are far different but can be used at the same time:

ClassName uwu = new ClassName();

Here, you assigned (initialized) the variable 'uwu' with a reference of the created (instantiated) object in the class 'ClassName'.

Ref: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15074083/difference-between-initializing-a-class-and-instantiating-an-object

Answer 2

Google it

Answer 3

int i;
Class_Name obj;
i=0; //initialization, assinging value

obj=new Class_Name(); //instantiation. Creating new datatype or object

Answer 4

Rajat Porwal Dude not every time google can solve your problem...sometime if you want to understand thing better , get it from the person who use that term frequently in it's program coz he is exprienced and can teach your better....If you don't wanna explain better don't reply.
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Answer 5

SPICEAPPLE 🍎 { active: 0 } Jayakrishna Thanks it cleared my confusion...

Answer 6

Initialization- Assigning a value to a variable i.e a=0, setting the initial values.
Instantiation- Creating the object i.e when you are referencing a variable to an object with new operator.

Code:
int a;//Declaration

a=10;//Initialization

Integer int1=new Integer(5);//Instantiation where Integer is a class and int1 is reference variable