![]() It is possible to use this() construct, to implement local chaining of constructors in a class. Since all the constructors in a class have the same name as the class, their signatures are differentiated by their parameter lists. Like methods, constructors can also be overloaded. If such a class requires a default constructor(constructor without argument), its implementation must be provided explicitly by the user.Īny attempt to call the default constructor will be a compile-time error if an explicit default constructor is not provided in such a case. ![]() If a class defines an explicit constructor, it no longer has a default constructor to set the state of the objects. This default constructor will be non-parameterized. In case the user doesn’t provide a constructor in a class (with or without parameter) JVM will provide a default constructor. ![]()
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