Object Oriented Programming | Constructor Overloading

Welcome to Master Your Skills! In this video, we explore one of the most important topics in Object-Oriented Programming (OOP): Constructor Overloading — a key concept that allows multiple constructors in a class with different parameter lists for flexible object creation.

Whether you’re a beginner learning constructors for the first time or an experienced coder revising core OOP principles, this session provides clear explanations, syntax demonstrations, and real-world examples to strengthen your understanding.

In this video, you will learn:

✅ What is Constructor Overloading?
An introduction to how multiple constructors can exist in a single class, each designed for different initialization needs.

✅ Why Constructor Overloading Matters:
Understand how it improves code flexibility, reusability, and readability by allowing objects to be created in multiple ways.

✅ Rules for Constructor Overloading:

Constructors must have the same name as the class.

They must differ in the number or type of parameters.

Return types are not allowed in constructors.

Ambiguity should be avoided by using clear parameter signatures.


✅ Real-World Example:
Learn how constructor overloading is used in practical applications — from initializing bank accounts with or without default values to setting up geometry objects like circles and rectangles.

Join presenter Nitheeswaran M as he simplifies constructor overloading through examples, step-by-step coding, and best practices for effective implementation.

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