It seems like there might have been a mix-up in the provided information as what is class doesn't offer a clear explanation of what you're looking for. However if you're referring to the concept of a class in programming I'd be happy to help! In object-oriented programming a class is a blueprint for creating objects (instances of that class). It defines the properties (attributes) and behaviors (methods) that all objects created from that class will have. Classes allow us to create reusable code organize data and functions and model real-world entities in our programs. Here's a simple example in Python: class Animal: def __init__(self species sound): self.species = species self.sound = sound def make_sound(self): print(fThe {self.species} says {self.sound}!) # Creating objects (instances) of the Animal class lion = Animal(lion roar) dog = Animal(dog bark) # Calling the make_sound method on the objects lion.make_sound() dog.make_sound() In this example the `Animal` class defines the properties `species` and `sound` as well as the `make_sound` method. Objects like `lion` and `dog` are instances of the `Animal` class each with its own species and sound. If you had a different context in mind when mentioning what is class please provide more details so I can offer a more targeted explanation. Feel free to ask any specific questions or elaborate further!