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Thank you Jim, that makes sense ;)

I'm sorry, but I still don't understand the need to create another constructor to overload a default constructor if you have getters and setters. And just to be clear, the reason I want to understand...

So does that mean if I have a parameterized constructor, I don't need getters and setters?

Hi, I'm just wondering what benefit a parameterized constructor (other than giving the option of overloading the default constructor)? If I had a default constructor along with getters and setters,...