Object concept

Remember that we have a class called BankAccount. This class represents a bank account, and it has methods to perform banking operations like depositing money and withdrawing money.

In our example, an object is an instance of the BankAccount class. Each individual bank account created from the BankAccount class is an object.

These objects, such as account 1 and account 2, inherit attributes and methods from the class, but hold their own unique data.

Attributes:

• Each bank account object has its own set of attributes that describe its specific state. For instance, each bank account object might have attributes like accountNumber, balance, and accountHolder.

Methods:

• Objects have access to the methods defined by their class. These methods define the behavior or actions that objects can perform. For example, each bank account object can use methods like deposit and withdraw to manage its funds.

Bank Account Example:

Suppose we create two bank account objects from the BankAccount class:

Each bank account object represents a distinct bank account with its own unique attributes and behaviors. For example, account 1 and account 2 have different accountNumbers, balances, and accountHolders. They can each independently use the deposit and withdraw methods to manage their funds.