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Default Constructor
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Abhishek Reddy
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Joined: Mar 28, 2006
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Can a default constructor of any class has package access or not? can any one give me brief idea about it..
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Deepak Bala
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Default constructors have two access levels, public and default. Public classes get public access level for their default constructors.
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Charith Fernando
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Joined: Sep 12, 2005
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hi
Default Constructor which is implicitly inserted by the compiler if there's no constructor, then it takes the access level of the class.
if the access level of the class is public then the access level of the default constructor will be also public, if the access level of the class is default then the access level of the constructor will be also default... and will continue in that fashion for all other access levels...
NOTE: constructors can be of any access level, even the default constructor which the compiler puts in can be of any access level because if the class is not a top level class then it could have any access level. Only top level classes can have only either public or default
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Barry Gaunt
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Only top level classes can have only either public or default
One "only" too many. Should be "Top level classes can have only either public or default".
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Charith Fernando
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agreed with the correction
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