A class is a combination of member variables and methods. The
member variables are initialized by a constructor. All Java classes
have special methods called constructors that are used to initialize a new object of that type.
A constructor is a method with the same name as a class. It is
invoked automatically each time an object of that class is initiated. It does not return any value.
Java supports method name overloading, so that a class can have
any number of constructors, all of which have the same name. Like
other overloaded methods, constructors are differentiated from one
another by the number or type of their arguments.
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