Can I ask you a question about Java programming?

As you already know, when you print an object, the toString() of the object is executed. In the picture below, Product = new Product (3, "string") is initialized Product p2 = new Product() initialized

If you look at the Product class, there are two constructors, the first is the product (inti, string) that receives two arguments, and the second is the product() constructor without arguments. A name like function but with another argument is called function overloading.

p goes into the first constructor and has i = 3, st = "string" values p2 has i = 30, st = "dqwe".

So if you say System.out.println(p), you get 3 strings System.out.println(p2) gives 30 dqwe