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Why is the print out 99 instead of 88 since its ob1.var1=88 System.out.println("ob1 integer:"+ob1.var1);

class JavaExample{
   //Static integer variable
   static int var1=69; 
   //non-static string variable
   String var2;
 
   public static void main(String args[])
   {
	JavaExample ob1 = new JavaExample();
	JavaExample ob2 = new JavaExample();
	/* static variables can be accessed directly without
	 * any instances. Just to demonstrate that static variables
	 * are shared, I am accessing them using objects so that 
	 * we can check that the changes made to static variables
	 * by one object, reflects when we access them using other
	 * objects
	 */
        //Assigning the value to static variable using object ob1
	ob1.var1=88;
	ob1.var2="I'm Object1";
        /* This will overwrite the value of var1 because var1 has a single 
         * copy shared among both the objects.
         */
        ob2.var1=99;
	ob2.var2="I'm Object2";
	System.out.println("ob1 integer:"+ob1.var1);
	System.out.println("ob1 String:"+ob1.var2);
	System.out.println("ob2 integer:"+ob2.var1);
	System.out.println("ob2 String:"+ob2.var2);
   }
}

Output:

ob1 integer:99
ob1 String:I'm Object1
ob2 integer:99
ob2 String:I'm Object2