what happen if the private constructor is written in a claass
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Answer / venkateshk
If private constructor is written in a class is preventing
to create objects for the class from outside of class.
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Answer / diego antonio
Yes! You can!
1.- You could have serveral constructors by requesting
different parameters set: if any of them is public, you can
use it.
2.- you could have an static method (which does not need
instance of the class) named, by example,
getNewInstance(...) which internally uses the private
constructor to instance a class (as in the factory pattern),
or as in the Singleton pattern to get the only one instance
(private and static instance).
3.- If several constructors exists, the private ones could
be called from others, but never used externally to the
class implementation.
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Answer / ravi kumar
If we write the private constructor, it is not possible to
create the object for the class. If we want to create the
object for the class, we need to write the default
constructor, which is a public one.
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