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- Every java class will have aleast one constructor and servlets are no exception to this.
- But while using servlets ,we never instantiate the servlet rather the container does it for us by using the newInstance() defined in the Class class; which in turn uses the empty(Default) constructor to create a new instance of the servlet.
- If we define parameterised constructor in the serlet ,then container will fail in instantiating the servlet.
- The rest is left for you to decide whether a servlets need a user defined constructor or not.
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