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their own lives. Creating the being would be [[instantiating]].
their own lives. Creating the being would be [[instantiating]].
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In [[OOP|object oriented]] class based languages (see [[wikipedia:List_of_programming_languages_by_type#Object-
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In [[OOP|object oriented]] class based languages (see [[wikipedia:List_of_programming_languages_by_type#Object-oriented_class-based_languages|list on wikipedia]]) the "class" plays the role of a template from which one can create (e.g. instantiate) many objects - initially same, but since then living on their own.
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oriented_class-based_languages|list on wikipedia]]) the "class" plays the role of a template from which one can create (e.g. instantiate) many objects - initially same, but since then living on their own.
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JaroslavTulach: New page: What a real world definition of instantiating could be? Imagine you have a template and from it you can create (usually more than one) instance. Like if you have a [[wikipedia:DNA|DN... - 2013-07-08 15:06:05

New page: What a real world definition of instantiating could be? Imagine you have a template and from it you can create (usually more than one) instance. Like if you have a [[wikipedia:DNA|DN...

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What a real world definition of [[instantiating]] could be?

Imagine you have a template and from it you can create (usually more than one)
instance. Like if you have a [[wikipedia:DNA|DNA]] and based on it you can create few live
beings of the same [[wikipedia:Gene_pool|genofond]]. Initially same, but then living independently
their own lives. Creating the being would be [[instantiating]].

In [[OOP|object oriented]] class based languages (see [[wikipedia:List_of_programming_languages_by_type#Object-
oriented_class-based_languages|list on wikipedia]]) the "class" plays the role of a template from which one can create (e.g. instantiate) many objects - initially same, but since then living on their own.