Types of Constructor & Constructor Overloading Statements
Types of Constructor & Constructor Overloading Statements
Program Statement:
Write a Java program to implement a class Detailstudent that stores student details, such as first
name, last name, roll number, section, teacher, subject, and semester. The class should
demonstrate the use of parameterized and copy constructors. The copy constructor should allow
creating a new student object with the same details as an existing student, except for the subject
and teacher, which can be modified.
Program Statement:
Write a Java program for a class Classsum that demonstrates a parameterized constructor and a
copy constructor. The class should include methods to calculate and display the sum,
multiplication, and subtraction of two numbers. The copy constructor should allow creating a
new object by copying one of the values from an existing object while allowing
modification of the other.
Program Statement:
Write a Java program for a class Swap that demonstrates a parameterized constructor and a copy
constructor. The class should include a method to swap the values of two variables using
arithmetic operations. The copy constructor should allow creating a new object by copying one
of the values from an existing object, while allowing modification of the other value.