What is the difference between Instance and object in the context of Java?

 In the context of Java programming language, here are the differences between instances and Object:-

Object

It is a concrete entity in memory which are based on a class definition. It is also tangible.

It is mainly the blueprint that is used in defining the structure and also the behavior of similar entities.

Instances

 It is a particular realization that is created during the run time. It also refers to the occurrence of an object during the runtime.

If you using the Instance for creating a blueprint, it means you are instantiating the class.

Here is the example given which showcases the difference between the two:-

// Vehicle class definition

Class Vehicle {

  Constructor(make, model) {

    This.make = make;

    This.model = model;

  }

  startEngine() {

    return `${this.make} ${this.model}’s engine started.`;

  }

}

// Creating instances of the Vehicle class

Const car = new Vehicle(‘Toyota’, ‘Corolla’);

Const motorcycle = new Vehicle(‘Honda’, ‘CBR600RR’);

Console.log(car.startEngine()); // Output: “Toyota Corolla’s engine started.”

Console.log(motorcycle.startEngine()); // Output: “Honda CBR600RR’s engine started.”