idea 提示 Instantiation of utility class 原因

Instantiation of a utility class like 'BasicParser' typically refers to the process of creating an object from that class in Java or similar languages. A utility class is a design pattern used for containing static methods that perform common operations and are not intended to be instantiated as objects. These classes are often small, focused on providing helper functions without any state. To instantiate a `BasicParser` in Java, you would use the following syntax: ```java BasicParser parser = new BasicParser(); ``` Here, `new` keyword is used to allocate memory for an instance of the `BasicParser` class, and you'd then have access to its methods through the `parser` object. However, since `BasicParser` is a utility class with no need for instantiation (as it contains only static methods), you would typically call its methods directly using the class name itself, without creating an instance: ```java BasicParser.parseData(input); // assuming parseData() is a static method ```