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Anoop Kumar
1,715 Pointsdefault constructor didn't want to define?
in privacy and method video... we create a object using default constructor.. PezDispenser dispenser = new PezDispenser(); so my question is that we create a object or instance of PezDispenser. Using default constructor ..but in another class why we dont define our pezDispenser constructor?
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Alexander Nikiforov
Java Web Development Techdegree Graduate 22,175 PointsWhen we write PezDispencer pezDispencer = new PezDispenser() in Example class we are creating instance of PezDispencer class in Example class. I hope I understand you correctly. We separate classes deliberately, so that PezDispencer class is defined in another file. We don't need to define constructor in Example class because, constructor is already defined in PezDispenser class.
Another way to think about it: we separate all classes in different files and even packages. We put definitions of them, their methods and constructors there.
But We also have (in console app) one "Main" class with public static void Main()... method (Example in this case) in which all classes will be combined together and used. I hope I understand you correctly, if not, try to be rewrite your question more specific...
Anoop Kumar
1,715 Pointsthanks..