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Setter Getter Vs Constructor

Firstly Understand these two examples , then read point below it :

Example 1 : Here we are Using Setter Methods to initialize class level variable 

 




Example 2: Here we are using Parameterized Constructor to create object and passing values as argument to constructor , the values which we will pass while creating object , those values will get assigned to particular object properties/variables.

 



Constructor is used to create , initialize object.

When we use parameterized constructor to pass parameter it only call once.

Means you can only pass parameter once.

if you call it more then 1 time each time a new object created in memory.

While getter and setter can be called according to your use many time to set or get values.


In constructor , you can pass variables values as parameters then at object creation time those value will be assigned to instance variables.

Where as in setter method : once the object is created then you can use it for setting up some value to it.

It all depends upon requirement what you need to use.

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