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The correct statement to create an object named mango of class fruit:
- (a)Fruit Mango= new fruit();
- (b)fruit mango = new fruit();
- (c)Mango fruit=new Mango();
- (d)fruit mango= new mango();
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fruit mango = new fruit();
Reason — In Java, creating an object follows the syntax:
ClassName objectName = new ClassName();
Where:
ClassName: The name of the class.objectName: The name of the object.new: Allocates memory for the object.ClassName(): Calls the class's constructor.
Thus, fruit mango = new fruit(); correctly creates mango named object of fruit class.