Re: [Page Not Found] I have a lot of questions on Constructors! But...

Chandler Canterbury commented on Nö-One Can-Steal Your-Dreams's photo in Page Not Found. Chandler Canterbury 6:44pm Jan 1 CONSTRUCTOR is a special member function to any class...it is used such that the object is initialized at the same time it is called...although is a member function it doesn't have any body....it takes arguments but not objects...but it takes reference of objects as arguments....it's main purpose is, as said initialization of objects...There are two types : 1) PARAMATERIZED 2) DEFAULT ....if we does not provide constructor compiler provides the default constructor....and if we provide it is parametarized...it must be under public section of the class... Comment History Ruli Desrian 6:43pm Jan 1 Which is automatically invoked while intializing the object...... Thre r 2 types of constructors 1.parameterized constructor 2.default constructor Ramdani Lestaluhu 6:42pm Jan 1 Contractor is special type of function whose name is same a class name. It is used to initialize the values of variables .contractors are called automatically as object of class is created. About static constructor : static constructor contains only static variables. No need to call static constructor . Static constructor executes only once. Tukƌng Gorengan Yg Biƌsa-Lewat 6:41pm Jan 1 it is use to initialize the value of the object or method. Githa Nafeeza 6:40pm Jan 1 constructors are such functions having same name as class and they are sutomatically calledas we make the object of that class Eugene 6:39pm Jan 1 Constructor's in object oriented program are a special category of methods/functions used to initialize all of the local variables of a class for any object. Constructor as the same name as of the class. if no constructor is defined than a constructor already exists which may set all the values of variables to null. View All Comments Original Post Nö-One Can-Steal Your-Dreams 6:17pm Jan 1 I have a lot of questions on Constructors! But let's start with this. Who can answer most efficiently? ~Murtaza View Post on Facebook · Edit Email Settings · Reply to this email to add a comment.