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JAVA Constructors
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What will happen if a constructor is declared as private?
The class cannot be instantiated from outside the class
The constructor will automatically be protected
The program will not compile
The constructor can be called from any class
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What happens if a class does not have a constructor?
The class will automatically be abstract
The program will not compile
The class cannot be instantiated
A default constructor is provided by Java
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What is the purpose of a constructor?
To perform mathematical operations
To define a class structure
To initialize an object when it is created
To destroy objects
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How do you define a no-argument constructor?
public void MyClass() { }
public MyClass { }
public MyClass() { }
void MyClass() { }
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How is a constructor different from a regular method?
A constructor has a return type, but a method does not
A constructor can be called multiple times without creating objects
A constructor has the same name as the class
A constructor must be static
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What is the output of the following code?
Runtime Error
Compilation Error
Constructor called!
No output
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Which of the following statements is TRUE about constructors?
A constructor must be declared as static
A constructor must always have a return type
A constructor can have any name
A constructor can be private
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What is the use of the this keyword in a constructor?
It destroys the object
It is used to define a static method
It refers to the current object instance
It creates a new object
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What is constructor overloading?
Creating an infinite loop in a constructor
Having multiple constructors with different parameters in a class
Using the same constructor name in multiple classes
Using a constructor to call another constructor
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What is a constructor in Java?
A method that must always be static.
A method that can only return integers
A function that destroys objects
A special type of method used to create an object