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James,
Almost missed this! Thanks once again; I'm learning a lot here.
A constructor is not a method. Does it work like a method, but is only
invoked by using the "new" keyword? Can it have any parms? Like
foo = new Bar(aParm); ?
And classes don't always have to have a constructor, right?
On 7/28/2023 4:50 PM, James H. H. Lampert via JAVA400-L wrote:
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(Oh, and a constructor is not a method; it's a constructor, sort of
the way the King is not a subject, he's the King. [Apologies to Ben
Jonson.] And methods don't have constructors; classes have them.)
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