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On Mar 16, 2004, at 3:38 PM, Matt Liotta wrote:
Maybe it's just me... If the constructor method doesn't return what it has constructed, how does one interact with the object after creation?That is generally handled for you by a language construct. In the case of Java, the new keyword takes care of this for you. Otherwise, you would call a static method on Class to get the appropriate class object and then call newInstance() to get an instance, which invokes the constructor on your behalf.
-Matt
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