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Used to initialize the attributes in a newly created object. Java knows how many constructors to use based on the parameters used.

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The purpose of a constructor is to let you initialize an object in your class. If a class has multiple constructors, the computer will know which constructor you want to use by the name you initialize it by and its parameters.

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The purpose of a constructor is to initialize the object if a class. Java knows which constructor to use based on the parameters

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The purpose of a constructor is to initialize an object. you can use the right constructor by calling it by its variable.

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The purpose of a constructor is to initialize an object. you can use the right constructor by calling it by its variable.

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To initialize object of a class. It knows which to use becuase of the parameters. 

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To initialize object of a class. It knows which to use becuase of the parameters.

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The purpose of a constructor (like World) is to initialize attributes in a new object (like new World). If it has multiple constructors, it knows what to use based on the first part of the method you use. For example, if you have 2 turtle constructors (t1 and t2), you can do t1.forward() and t2.forward() to distinguish them.

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The purpose of constructor is to initialize the object when it is created.  Java knows because of the different number of arguments or no arguments at all.

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The purpose of constructor is to initialize the object when it is created.  Java knows because of the different number of arguments or no arguments at all.

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Constructors set attributes of objects when you create them. Java knows which constructor to use based on how many parameters you enter.

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To initialize an object. Java knows which one to use due to parameters.

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To initialize an object. Java knows which one to use due to parameters.

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Purpose of a constructor is to initialize an object of the class. If a class has multiple constructors(If there isn't the same type and arguments it will work for both)(If there is the same type and arguments you wouldn't be able to compile). 

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Constructors are meant to help you create an object by giving the object a list of attributes. Java uses the parameters to figure out the constructor to use.