Answer Posted / vishwanath

because it is called implicitly when object is created... so it doesn't have any target to return values....
for ex..
int v=Integer.parseInt(X.readLine());
int n=fact(v);
int fact(int)
{
.....return ans
}
so it return ans to the variable n which is assigned to calling statement..... when compared the constructor don't have any target to return

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