1. Group 1 Presents Object Oriented Programming In Java

3. Java objects Allocation, Subtypes and Subclasses

5. Type System Difference Between Java and C++ As of Java, the primative scalar types are not objects

6. Type System Difference Between Java and C++ As of Java, values of the primative scalar types are not objects

8. Characters

10. Java Objects Allocation To be Specific, The place in the memory is called Heap

11. Java Objects Deallocation ToDeallocate Java objects, we use what they call “Garbage Collector”

12. Java Objects Deallocation Garbage Collectors from the word garbage means that it is no longer needed and can be thrown away.

13. Garbage Collector It collects unnecessary data from the heap. It determines which objects are no longer needed

14. Java Subclasses and Subtypes All Subclasses are Subtypes

15. Java Subclasses and Subtypes It is because, For us, subtypes are classes that has all the state and behavior of another class

16. Circumstances of Java Method Call Java uses Dynamic Binding as normal approach to bind method calls to method definitions

17. Dynamic Binding *Are loaded and executed only at the run time

18. Evaluation Dynamic Binding is executed at runtime

19. Evaluation Heap is the place in the memory where java objects is stored