Constructor in java
is a special type of method that is used to initialise the object.
Two types of constructors in Java
1. Default constructor( No need to pass parameters)
2. parameterized constructor
Copy constructor is a parameterized constructor and Copy Constructor is used to create an exact copy of an object with the same values of an existing object.
If you want to make a copy of an object while instantiating, then a copy constructor is used to achieve this. If you pass objects as function argument, it is passed as value, but since it’s a copy of reference it’s actually pointing to the same memory and thus it becomes call by reference.
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Two types of constructors in Java
1. Default constructor( No need to pass parameters)
2. parameterized constructor
Copy constructor is a parameterized constructor and Copy Constructor is used to create an exact copy of an object with the same values of an existing object.
If you want to make a copy of an object while instantiating, then a copy constructor is used to achieve this. If you pass objects as function argument, it is passed as value, but since it’s a copy of reference it’s actually pointing to the same memory and thus it becomes call by reference.
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