A C++ instance refers to an object created from a class. In object-oriented programming, a class is a blueprint that defines the structure and behavior of objects. An instance, also known as an object, is a specific occurrence of that class, with its own unique set of data fields (properties) and functionality (methods). Instances of a class can be created using the "new" keyword, allowing them to be manipulated and interacted with in the program's code. Each instance retains its own state and can be accessed and modified independently from other instances of the same class.
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