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Constructors are special methods that are invoked during the object creation. Constructors look like normal methods except that they do return anything.

By default all the Classes will have a default constuctor which takes no arguments. If we create any new constructor for a class with arguments, that will become the default constructor. i.e. Whenever we create an object of the class using `new` operator, the arguments should be passed. We can override this by providing an additional constructor with no argument. A class can have any number of constructors. We can use access modifiers on the constructors to set the access on who can instantiate the class (or create the object).

No. Overriding happens when a subclass has the same name, number/type of parameters, and the same return type as an instance method of the superclass. But constructors are special methods that are assigned to a class to be invoked during Object creation. Similarly they can not be inherited, though it can be accessed using `super`.

Overloading - When two or more methods in a class have the same method name but different parameters.

Overriding - Having two methods with the same method name and parameters (i.e., method signature). This will be used between parent and subclasses. Where a subclass can override the method available in the parent to modify the purpose of the method. The actual method can always be called from the subclass using `super`