Objects:
Object can be defined as an Instance of a class. The process of creating objects (variables) of the class is called class instantiation. In C++ the class variables are called as objects. The complier allocates required memory for objects. The size of an object is equal to the sum of the sizes of the individual data items of a class. The following is the general syntax of declaring objects.
Type1: class class_name ob1,ob2,ob3........obn;
Type2: class_name obj1.obj2,obj3,…objn;
Where class_name is the name of the class for which we want to create objects.
ob1, ob2,.... obn are the objects of class name.