Java new object writing, can all use Object to start with?

the general way to create an object is as follows: object name variable name = new object name ();

can it all be written this way: Object variable name = new object name ()

such as
Object student = new student ();
Object person= new person ();
.
.

A rookie, curious to ask, this seems to be called "upward transformation".
if I use Object to create objects in my future work, will it have any bad impact on the program?

Sep.09,2021

you don't have to report an error. Object is the parent of all classes, but it's not easy to read and it doesn't look good.

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