Creating Objects with new

To create an object in Java, you must call the constructor.
Use the keyword new:
```
Point p1 = new Point();
```
This will automatically allocate space for the object and initialize it by calling the appropriate constructor.
The number and types of arguments (the signature) determines which constructor is called.
If you do not use new, you will end up with instances that point to the same object in memory, so be careful. (Remember everything in Java is a reference.)
Remember, you can only call a constructor with new and you call other methods with dot-notation (object.method() or Class.method()).