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Tag: constructor

Why this code convert value to double instead to float?

I got a question. Why this code prints YYZ10.0 instead of printing XXZ10.0? The first constructor is A(int), then inside statement it returns false, so 9+1f should jump into A(float) constructor but instead it is going to A(double). Answer If there are multiple overloads of a method, Java picks which one to call at compile time, not at run time.

super.a = b instead of super(b)

I’m learning the super keyword and accidentally get this, here’s an example : The usual way to do this as in the tutorials is super(b) to reusing its parent constructor, but what is wrong with super.a = b? Answer When you write your class A like this: you overwrite the default constructor and in the line this.a = a you

Spring boot error in Application.java package

hello I just created a project in spring boot initializer but when I import the project in sts I have a set of errors that I do not understand the errors are : The type java.lang.Class cannot be resolved. It is indirectly referenced from required .class files Implicit super constructor Object() is undefined for default constructor. Must define an explicit

Shorthand class constructor member initialisation

Writing simple constructors in Java is pretty verbose. For each field that needs to be initialised you need to write the variable name four times, e.g. like so: Is there a shorthand for that like e.g. in Kotlin? This question was asked before here: Shorthand class constructor field initialisation But that was way back in 2013 (6 Java versions ago)

multiple constructors for final fields in java

I have some final fields in the class like But this gives an error that final field ‘b’ might not have been initialized. So any help would be appreciated on how to handle final attributes initialization in case of multiple constructors. It works fine if I have only the second constructor. Answer You can initialize b to default false. All

Behavior of costructors in sub classes in Java

let’s say I have the following code: What are the outputs when I try to execute I thought it would first call the constructor of B and the constructor of B will call the constructor of A but the I don’t know which between “creating A” or “Hi” message will be shown first. The first thing invoked on a class

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