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In Java Suppose We Declare Any Constructor There Will Not Be Any Default Const. For That Class

The document notes that in Java, if a constructor is declared for a class, there will be no default constructor provided, creating an object of that class without calling a constructor will result in a null pointer exception at runtime, and importing the java.lang package can cause runtime errors.

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In Java Suppose We Declare Any Constructor There Will Not Be Any Default Const. For That Class

The document notes that in Java, if a constructor is declared for a class, there will be no default constructor provided, creating an object of that class without calling a constructor will result in a null pointer exception at runtime, and importing the java.lang package can cause runtime errors.

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NOTE: in java suppose we declare any constructor there will not be any default

const. for that class.


NOTE: class_name obj; //just this will give runtime error nullpointer
NOTE: package java.lang; // Runtime gives error
NOTE:

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