How to create an instance of a class if the class has
private constructor?
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Answer Posted / eswar
u can create instance like this...
class Ex
{
public static Ex e=null;
private Ex()
{}
public Ex getObj()
{
if(e==null)
e=new Ex();
return e;
}
}
Actually the above coding is example for singleton Java
class.... which creates omly one object per JVM
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