6. The constructor that takes arguments like a function takes are known as parameterized constructors.
7. There is no limit of the number of constructors declared in a class but all must conform to rules of
function overloading.
In the other programs discussed earlier, the objects were created using the constructor but no constructor
in the program was created. Note that behind every object creation, a constructor is required. Then who was
creating the objects in all these programs where the classes and objects were made use of? The answer is
simple: When no constructor is created in the class, the compiler ...
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