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Different ways to create an object in Java.

There are 5 different ways to create an object in Java.

Using new keyword. 

MyObject object = new MyObject();

Using Class.forName(). 

Quiz object = (Quiz) Class.forName("net.javapedia.quiz.model.Quiz").newInstance();

Using clone(). 

Quiz object1 = new Quiz();
Quiz object2 = (Quiz ) object1.clone();

Using object deserialization. 

ObjectInputStream inStream = new ObjectInputStream(myInputStream );
Quizobject = (Quiz) inStream.readObject();

Using Reflection newInstance() method of Constructor.

Constructor<Quiz> constructor = Quiz.class.getConstructor();
Quiz quiz = constructor.newInstance();

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