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what is private constructor?what are the uses of writing
private constructor in our program?

Answer Posted / neha

In Private Construtor is that
1. We used The Private acess Modifier
2. In Private Construtor We can Not Create the instance Of
this Class in Outside Class
3. We can used only Static Data Member In Private Construtor

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