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Commonly Asked Questions about Constructor Abstract Templates

What is a constructor method in abstraction?

A constructor is used to initialize an object not to build the object. As we all know abstract classes also do have a constructor. So if we do not define any constructor inside the abstract class then JVM (Java Virtual Machine) will give a default constructor to the abstract class.

Can you make an abstract constructor?

We can declare a constructor with no arguments in an abstract class. It will override the default constructor, and any subclass creation will call it first in the construction chain.

Why cant constructors be abstract?

Java constructor can not be abstract If we are declaring a constructor as abstract as we have to implement it in a child class, but we know a constructor is called implicitly when the new keyword is used so it cant lack a body and also it can not be called as a normal method.

Can you template a constructor?

But its totally possible to have a constructor template - even without having a class template. The syntax is simple. Instead of using the usual template syntax on the class, you apply it to the constructor.