Constructor in Java

Constructor:

• Constructor in java is a special member that is called when the object is created.

• constructor name should be in same class name

• It is used to set a default value to the object.

In all Java file there is a default constructor when the object is created
Eg:

class Super{
String pro_name;
int price;
public Super(String pro_name,int price){ -----> constructor
this.pro_name=pro_name;
this.price=price;
}
public static void main(String[] args){
Super pro1=new Super("boost",250); -------> Object creation
Super pro2=new Super("soap",200);----------> Object creation
System.out.println(pro1.pro_name);
System.out.println(pro1.price);
System.out.println(pro2.pro_name);
System.out.println(pro2.price);
}
}

Output:
boost
250
soap
200

In the above program this operator refers to current object

TYPES OF CONSTRUCTOR:

• Default constructor
  If we doesnot create any constructor in a class the java automatically take a default constructor

• Argument constructor
  when the object is created with some argument and pass the arguments to the constructor means is a argument constructor

• No argument constructor
  when the object is created with no argument means is a no argument constructor

same constructor name with different number of arguments /different type(data type ) of argument is called constructor overloading.