⟩ What is difference between object state and behavior?
If you change the state of an object, you ask it to perform
a behavior. An object stores its states in a field e.g.
variables, and demonstrates its behavior through methods.
If you change the state of an object, you ask it to perform
a behavior. An object stores its states in a field e.g.
variables, and demonstrates its behavior through methods.
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