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Example: Java Constructor Main obj = new Main(); Here, when the object is created, the Main() constructor is called. And the value of the name variable is initialized. Hence, the program prints the value of the name variables as Programiz .
Similar Reads Constructor name should be same as class name. If you dont define a constructor for a class, a default parameterless constructor is automatically created by the compiler. The default constructor calls super() and initializes all instance variables to default value like 0, null.
Default Constructor Program p1 = new Program(); Here, C# automatically creates a default constructor. The default constructor initializes any uninitialized variable with the default value. Hence, we get 0 as the value of the int variable a .
Can it have constructor? Yes it can and the purpose is to initialize local variables from the base class. You should avoid using public constructor in Abstract and use protected only.
You declare and implement a constructor just like you would any other method in your class. The name of the constructor must be the same as the name of the class and, if you provide more than one constructor, the arguments to each constructor must differ in number or in type from the others.
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Abstract classes can have constructors, but they cannot be instantiated directly. The constructors are used when a concrete subclass is created. There may be one or greater abstract methods in an abstract class, which signifies that those methods are not implemented by means of the class.
What Are the Rules for Creating Constructors in Java? The constructors and classs name must be identical. You cannot define an explicit value to a constructor. A constructor cannot be any of these: static, synchronized, abstract, or final.
1. Constructor should be same name as the class and declared in the public section of the class. 2. Constructors are invoked automatically whenever the object is created.

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