Explain constructor?
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Answer / satish
A constructor is a method that is used to create new
instances of a class. You can easily recognize a
constructor because it has the same name as the class and
is defined with syntax similar to that of a method
definition, but it has no return type.
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Answer / ranjanatyagi
A constructor has the same name as class name.Constructor
has no return type.Constructor are used to initialize the
object.
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Complier identifies the class name and method name sdould
be the name.which invoked when class instanciate the
object.Here possible to overload the constructor.
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Answer / salman
A constructor has the same name as class name.Constructor
has no return type.Constructor are used to initialize the
object.
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Answer / pragnyan
Constructor is a method having the same name as the class
name.It is automatically invoked when instance of the class
is created.It is used to initialize the members.Constructos
canot have any return type not even void.constructors can
be overloaded.
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Answer / surabathina
constructor is a method it gets invoked when instance of
the class is created
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