| 242 | 243 | Ans. Class instance variables are similar to class variables, except that they are created for eachsubclass of the defining class. When a class declares a class instance variable, a new variable is created for each subclass of that class. Each subclass then has its own instance of the variable and retains its own value for the variable, but each subclass has a variable with the same name. Only class methods of a class and its subclasses can refer to class instance variables; instance methods cannot. |
