When you create an object using the new operator, Java does several things
for you.
Here is the gist of what happens when you create an object. * First, the memory to store the object is allocated. * The allocated memory buffer is initialized internally to create the object. * The object is associated with the class from which it was created. * The virtual method tables are generated. * Finally, a special method defined in the objects class is invoked. This method is called a constructor.
In this chapter, we will learn about constructors. We will see how to work with constructors, including their declaration and invocation.