Is there any error in the following code? If yes, identify the error.

EmployeeMgmt constructor: public int EmployeeMgmt() { emp_id = 100; }

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- Return type
- No errors
- Formal parameters
- Name

CORRECT ANSWER : Return type

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This question is wrong.

There are multiple errors.
- public must be lowercase
- there needs to be () after the constructor name but before the curly braces
- there cannot be a return type.

Matthew 04-26-2016 02:46 PM

Case sensitive!

"Public" must be lowercase! There are two errors in that line.

Andrew 06-22-2015 01:26 PM

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really i like this test for best perpration

akhilesh singh 02-24-2015 12:57 PM

EmployeeMgmt Constructor

constructor can not have return type

Satish Javiya 11-13-2014 05:36 AM

EmployeeMgmt Constructor

Answer is
Public EmployeeMgmt(){emp_id=100;}

Chandan Kumar Rath 12-23-2013 12:08 PM

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Is there any error in the following code? If yes, identify the error.

EmployeeMgmt constructor: public int EmployeeMgmt() { emp_id = 100; }

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Is there any error in the following code? If yes, identify the error.

EmployeeMgmt constructor: public int EmployeeMgmt() { emp_id = 100; }