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Creating and printing a 'Vehicle' object in Java

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Consider a base class named 'Vehicle' in Java, with a field 'name'. You need to create an object of 'Vehicle', assign the value 'Honda' to its 'name' field, and finally print the 'name' field using System.out.println(). Fill the blanks in the code provided to create an instance of 'Vehicle', assign the value, and print it.

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public class  {
    String name;
    
    public static void (String[] args) {
        Vehicle car =  Vehicle();
        car.name = "Honda";
        System.out.println(car.name);
    }
}

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