whatis arguments &what is default argument
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Arguments are passed to parameters. Arguments are should
have some values, but parameters are declared in the
function, its only declaring the variables.
Default arguments depends on corresponding parameters.
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Every Method have 0 or more than 0 argument.
If method have zero argument that is called default argument.
Arguments are passed in method parameter.
In every java program one default Constructor will be with
default argument.
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