Kiran Chaturvedula

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• Jan 20th, 2011

 

A Constructor Class is a class that is used to create a new class using the "new" keyword. Any variable declared under this constructor class will be a "Class Variable" meaning all object instances created by using this class shall have the variable as a "Field" and the value it holds will be of the "type" of class-variable.

Any variable declared outside of the constructor and within its super class should always be associated with a keyword that describes the type of variable. Example Public, Private, Protected etc. When a new object instance is created using the super class or any class outside of constructor need not necessarily define a value for the variable.