Quiz · Classes and objects · lesson 2 of 11Quiz — class and objectWhat is the difference between a class and an object in C#?[A]An object is the description written in the code, and a class is what new builds from that description while the program is running. So one object declared in the code gives many classes, each holding its own values of the fields.[B]A class and its objects share one set of fields: new only gives the class another name. So a field changed through any one object changes at once for every other object that was built from the same class.[C]A class describes one particular thing with its own values. To get a second object with other values, you have to declare a second class with a new name, copy the same fields and methods into it and only then call new.[D]A class is a blueprint: it declares the fields and methods that objects of its type will have. An object is one instance built from the class with new, holding its own values of those fields. One class can give many objects.← BackClasses and objectsNext →Constructors
