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Hi this is it's hard once again welcome to the next video of this object oriented programming.

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Now this video is actually related to the previous video.

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So make sure you have followed my previous video then continue with this video so as to have a better

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understanding of the things.

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Now the companion objects are actually the same as the object but they are declared within a particular

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class.

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Now previously we defined the object outside a particular class as a high level member of the fight.

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So let us now check out how do we create the companion objects.

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So you inserted the intelligent Id previously we declared the customers data object.

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So here I would simply modify my code to some extent.

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And now we're only left with our object customers data that contains two fields of count and type of

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customers.

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And that third died previously we saw behaves like a static mattered.

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Right.

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Now suppose I want to declare this object customers data inside of class.

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So inside the class suppose I declare this object.

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So here I have to make this object as companion.

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Now Vennard declare this object as companion inside this Miklas.

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So all the fields of such ask around and type of customers actually behave like a static variable and

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static matters.

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Now previously I told you it behaves like the static variables and static methods but when the chord

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is compiled by the Cartland compiler this companion object is actually converted into the static fields

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and variables are amateurs.

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And I that is if you peep into the bytecode of this file you will find these are actually converted

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to static fields right now.

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Previously it was just behaving like the static variable and mattered but now it is actually like this

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tactic methods and variables.

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So how can we access this object customers data inside the main method.

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Now if you are using the companion object then you need not specify the customer's data name here.

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So you may remove it.

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Right.

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So inside this you can simply use Miklas dog.

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Let's stick around.

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And also Mike glass and DOD.

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Let's see.

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Type of customers like we did in the previous video with the help of object name.

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Now we're doing it with the help of my last name.

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So this was all about the companion object.

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Now suppose you want to call this method from inside some java file.

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So for that we need to make this function let's say with the help of the keyboard of JVM.

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Start the right.

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So now for the Javal function this method appears to be like the static method.

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Right.

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So using the Java Virtual Machine this method will be generated in the form of starting.

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So we will dive into this enervation of JVM starting in our upcoming videos then we'll talk about the

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advanced concept of Cartland.

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So as of now let us remove it.

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So this was all about this video.

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Thank you and have a good day.