Reflection API · interview question
How does using getDeclaredConstructor().newInstance() differ from using new MyClass()?
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Answer and explanation
Correct answer
C. Allows instantiation without knowing the type at compile-time.
Why
getDeclaredConstructor().newInstance() allows instantiation when the class type is not known at compile-time, supporting more dynamic and flexible code structures.
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