Answer Posted / ashokmail
'this' operator is used to denote the current working
object.
EX:
Class student{
public student(){
this.addStudent();
}
public void addStudent(){
// to do code here
}
public static void main(String args[]){
new student();
}
}
'this' in the constructor is used to denote the current
working object student...
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