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A Programmer-Defined Constructor That Has No Arguments Is Called A(n)

Question 11

Question 11

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A programmer-defined constructor that has no arguments is called a(n) ________.


A) empty constructor.
B) no-argument constructor.
C) default constructor.
D) null constructor.

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