- In Java, if a class defines a parameterized constructor, you can use that constructor to create an object and pass the constructor arguments to it.
- However, in your code, it is incorrect to try to call the parameterized constructor as model2.Model("GG"," male ",22,20.0,70.0,50.0). This is because the constructor is not a normal method and cannot be called directly. Instead, when you create an object, Java automatically calls the appropriate constructor to initialize the object.
- Therefore, to call a constructor with arguments, you need to use the new operator to create the object and pass the arguments to the constructor. For example, the first-floor method creates a Model object with the new operator and passes the parameters "GG", "male", 22, 20.0, 70.0, and 50.0 to the object's parametered constructor. In this way, Java automatically calls the constructor to initialize the object and then assigns it to the model2 variable.