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Java Constructor Overloading Example

The document provides a Java program demonstrating constructor overloading using the 'this' keyword. It includes a default constructor that initializes 'rollNum' to 100 and a parameterized constructor that adds a given number to 'rollNum'. The main method creates an instance of the class and prints the final value of 'rollNum', which is 112.

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Java Constructor Overloading Example

The document provides a Java program demonstrating constructor overloading using the 'this' keyword. It includes a default constructor that initializes 'rollNum' to 100 and a parameterized constructor that adds a given number to 'rollNum'. The main method creates an instance of the class and prints the final value of 'rollNum', which is 112.

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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND DESIGN

3.b. Write a program in Java to demonstrate constructor overloading using this keyword.

public class OverloadingExample2

private int rollNum;

OverloadingExample2()

rollNum =100;

OverloadingExample2(int rnum)

this();

/*this() is used for calling the default

* constructor from parameterized constructor.


DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND DESIGN

* It should always be the first statement

* inside constructor body.

*/

rollNum = rollNum+ rnum;

public int getRollNum()

return rollNum;

public void setRollNum(int rollNum)

[Link] = rollNum;

}
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND DESIGN

public static void main(String args[])

OverloadingExample2 obj = new OverloadingExample2(12);

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Output:

112

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