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what is default constructor and parameterised constructor
with example?



what is default constructor and parameterised constructor with example?..

Answer / tushar

Default constructor: this constructor is created by the compiler automatically whenever an object is created.User don't have to write default constructor every class has its default constructor
Parameterized constructor: this constructor is exclusively written by the coder to assign the initial value to an instance variable.By creating parameterized constructor you can overwrite the default constructor.

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