Question

What is true about protected constructor? (a) Protected constructor can be called directly (b) Protected constructor can only be called using super() (c) Protected constructor can be used outside package (d) protected constructor can be instantiated even if child is in a different package I got this question during an interview. Question is from Constructor in chapter Classes and Methods of Java Select the correct answer from above options Java questions and answers, Java questions pdf, Java question bank, Java questions and answers pdf, mcq on Java pdf, Java questions and solutions, Java mcq Test , Interview Java questions, Java Questions for Interview, Java MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions),Core Java Questions, Core Java MCQ,core java interview questions for experiencedcore java interview questions for 3 years experience,java programming questions,core java interview questions for freshers,java interview questions and answers for freshers, java programming questions and answers pdf, java interview questions for beginners

Answer 1

Right choice is (b) Protected constructor can only be called using super() The best explanation: Protected access modifier means that constructor can be accessed by child classes of the parent class and classes in the same package.