Question

constructor overloading program ​

Answer 1

Answer:

All programming language utilise program constructs. In imperative languages they are used to control the order (flow) in which statements are executed (or not executed). There are a number of recognised basic programming constructs that can be classified as follows:

Sequences (First Floor)

Selection (Second Floor)

Repetition (Third Floor)

To which we can also add routine invocation (Fourth Floor). Note also that each of the above constructs are all also program statements in their own right.

Answer 2

There exist situations where many type of parameter list may be empty also could be placed in a constructor this facilitates constructor overloading when it is  required