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  • Reason behind calling a constructor in main function wich a static method..

    Amanneo

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    Updated: Oct 27, 2024
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    if constructor is a instance method then how it gets called in a static context which is a main method.....how is it possible????? i have a lot of confusion about this topic...i am not getting rid of this confudion....can nyone help me out????
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  • micheal john

    Member • Jun 7, 2015

    #-Link-Snipped-# Can you elaborate you question with an example
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  • Phenomenal

    Member • Jun 8, 2015

    A constructor is defined and not called when you run the program (i.e main method gets called).
    A constructor is called only when you create an object of a class.
    I'll brush up on my basics and provide you a proper answer here in a bit.
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  • Shashank Moghe

    Member • Jun 9, 2015

    The constructor is "invoked" and not explicitly called when an object is created. I believe that is the only reason a static function, Main(), can allow an implicit call to the constructor.
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