instantiatedandexecuted
Instantiated and executed is a term used in software engineering to describe the two central stages in using a class or a module: creating a concrete instance from a blueprint and performing operations with that instance. Instantiation refers to the act of creating an object, typically by invoking a constructor or allocating memory and initializing the object's fields. Execution refers to running code, such as calling methods, handling events, or carrying out scripts, which may alter the object's state or trigger side effects.
In practice, these stages are distinct but related. Instantiation establishes a usable object in memory, while
Dynamic instantiation and metaprogramming extend the concept by allowing objects to be created at runtime without
Understanding instantiated and executed states helps in reasoning about object lifecycles, memory management, initialization order, and