Lecture

Default Constructors in Java

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This lecture introduces default constructors in Java, which are constructors without parameters. It covers how the compiler generates a minimal default constructor if none is specified, initializing attributes with default values. Examples and the use of 'this' to call other constructors within a class are also discussed.

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