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NO. You can't invoke a constructor without creating an object. Unless you create object of test2 by test2 = new test2();, you will get null in name. The only way you would have invoked a constructor if it was static, but constructors in Java can't be static. So you have create an object to invoke constructor.
@@mohammedjabir1136 Java and Operator Overloading Java supports operator overloading but in a very limited way. You cannot create your own overloaded operators. However, Java does overload certain operators internally. The best example is the + operator, which can be used for both addition and string concatenation. Example: public class OperatorExample { public static void main(String[] args) { String s1 = "Hello"; String s2 = "Java"; System.out.println(s1 + s2); // Outputs: HelloJava } } Here, the + operator is overloaded to handle string concatenation. Why Operator Overloading is Not Supported in Java? Java’s philosophy revolves around simplicity, clarity, and readability of code. Introducing user-defined operator overloading can lead to ambiguities and make the code harder to understand, which goes against Java’s principles.
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16:28 method nu parayunnadhinu pakaram constructor nu paranju njan 4 times kanditaanu manasilaayathu ah portion lu bro udheshichathu method nu aanu nu 😂 ,,. . Awsome video once again iam very much appreciating your efforts & teaching stype 🎉❤
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eg:- new constructorName();
NO. You can't invoke a constructor without creating an object.
Unless you create object of test2 by test2 = new test2();, you will get null in name.
The only way you would have invoked a constructor if it was static, but constructors in Java can't be static. So you have create an object to invoke constructor.
Ok thanks.
Oru doubt und operator overloading java support ano.
@@mohammedjabir1136 Java and Operator Overloading
Java supports operator overloading but in a very limited way. You cannot create your own overloaded operators. However, Java does overload certain operators internally. The best example is the + operator, which can be used for both addition and string concatenation.
Example:
public class OperatorExample {
public static void main(String[] args) {
String s1 = "Hello";
String s2 = "Java";
System.out.println(s1 + s2); // Outputs: HelloJava
}
}
Here, the + operator is overloaded to handle string concatenation.
Why Operator Overloading is Not Supported in Java?
Java’s philosophy revolves around simplicity, clarity, and readability of code. Introducing user-defined operator overloading can lead to ambiguities and make the code harder to understand, which goes against Java’s principles.
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