How do we declare a private Primary Constructor in Scala? How do we make a call to a private Primary Constructor in Scala?
Answer / Mohd Junaid Siddiqui
To declare a private primary constructor, you simply add the 'private' keyword before 'def'. To call a private primary constructor from another constructor (secondary constructor), use the 'super' keyword. Here is an example: class MyClass(private def this(name: String)) { ... }
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