Question
Consider a scenario in an OOP application where a
`NullPointerException` (or equivalent) occurs when trying to access a member of an object. What is the most likely cause?Solution
A `NullPointerException` (or similar in other languages) occurs when you try to access a member (method or field) of an object whose reference variable currently holds a `null` value, meaning it doesn't point to an actual object instance in memory.
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