Classes and objects in java

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A class is a blueprint that defines the data and functions of objects created from it. Constructors are special functions that are executed when an object is created from a class to initialize the object's data. Constructors can be overloaded, do not have a return type, and can only assign variables within the class.

Class
A class is the blueprint from which individual objects are created. A class is a
user defined datatype
modifier class classname
{
data item1;
..
..
data item n;
member functions();
}

Constructors in java
Constructors are the functions that are executed
on the instance of creating an object for that
class.
Constructors can be overloaded.
Constructor must not have a return type.
Variables can only be assigned in constructors
but inside the class.

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