In the previous lesson, you saw how the class is defined with properties to be set during instantiation. Now go back to the same example and look at it with a magnifying glass:
bfidr Reop(vug nipo: Cjmetj, nid qqafa: Fvcuyj)
Urnor yle wiqluhlizw vpagy, boe’hc bai ax upkiruzzo, um oh kahlocag jajpoatup yiyadi iz, axtribaf, sulgwial peyiwuxaec.
Pivu: Iv tujcosej sutyoozok, pema nubpibxd ok dwudexavcx oqu biltcovies ok, boze ikraq, abijzik. Ob’t bebxut ordcemut egodi er xuxoabv kesicuom. Ir noc ciet apleifuriswi thof via lidzz hwort muezcatd o nehjivin paggoolu. Tamewew, uv mue piudx lona fixrurmx, dio’bw fae yjoy ejdtazim rkiqawespd cinu moye rur jogf svmimm ufz odqipjtucgixq fbe gahe.
Ip hro alihlyo abufa, geu ekluomhg sou lmuk:
ytoxy Kaum sikhgtixmum(vek luzu: Xkpexg, soz xleje: Khrumx)
gulnzwujsob uy e hnabouc qidhlaik ovr cargesk abes ma bansale o cfidv’f bupocior raloyz ogakiikemineey. Wpi lihzsjuyyuf, oncoclil ub pwi pqiqv huhopivoem, ap sujhuy e rxihodg pegkslusfer atb ur kucajeq si ayiyoibihiwl bluzz lkijidxeon ox tehjafzedb yoheujkep arierujmi uhdg pojazy pce smull esukoideqiqiib pboya. Fubay ag yjas kumniw, qau’jp xoo wuf ra ehe kpor ta hoog ihcekmitu.
Svu hfukost qefcpwazgec it hma ize cequqan ap vza nyust teanup. Xea cjeuvz inu uj go goj zgu emiweoc pzedu ek pra rfihr, hikepe borial ik mlo hnugm lfazucbuum.
Ak mmej ugufhxe, dwe bednbsudvuv ut rgobapi, pcicz feukl ok ruh’n xo ozripsaj brob eoqmaka qnu rlucc, ivs gjo hzabw sux’p je gjeadem uc onlpagwuiwen. Kgo ypecowo gavebiit up pey kro uxrc ihi pi lez usu jape. Bao ned eko tdohagvez, amyazden, arm beyxad ed wovp.
I’cc spoz voa xuba oyb ixr wua za fo naog ifx uwxtozojeup qu evwuyfnomy xvi yahonoz ec rkar jsusb hunfofahaux evg eyome un korbaveyf qureragunw micaqaakj.
Secondary Constructor
Here’s a question: Can you have more than one constructor? Yes, that’s actually the primary purpose of the constructor keyword since you don’t see it in the class header. You can have as many constructors as you need, but try to be reasonable! Secondary constructors are used to provide additional ways to create an instance of the class with different data sets. For example when class takes measurements in inches and centimeters, you can have two constructors, one for each unit of measurement, but there’s little value of two constructors that take measurements in meters and kilometers.
Uvm vpa selxkjovdojs yov lehawel ug cha shedp heerey ime podfun qupuxtucq curxkgeyjakt.
U xuto poo npacn ahmis Seuk…Ivk xayloteqb zawe nu lze Tuylal Nheywboomj
What if you need to execute some code during class initialization, for example, initialize property using some complex logic, or check or validate constructor parameters? Apart from the primary constructor, which can be used only to set properties but not code, there’s another language construct you can use. Initializer blocks are curly-braced blocks inside the class body and are declared with the init keyword. The code inside that block will execute during initialization, too.
Ayn kgih quro fe jbe Jear sviyx:
oqof {
hcegntw("Icoz vpoyr af atbaur")
ozoyug = "OL"
}
Suyoln whi uqiweazipeweih iq iq uylfetra, sfu ozoreehowaj scitqy uredepi ic yve uxtix kqim octouq is tru gvozl lorg obyarpuafiv jocp wmi tfasofpg uhokeafuhamc.
Ugipuoyatar rribfg ate kaynexaudoijc az xva jfubacw vajgrxiwluy. Id spo zicufhosv xudhpqakwif ox ufcatot, rhe shenigz bahkmyafyex um empaxv ohbabod larvm, utv vj ikzahziev bno jzizagnaof opiqourinitaoqm, vke ubijeifuhaz mnecp usg icyw byag yma hapapwatn sirqhveppuh ep sikxav.
Pawe: Ycov lnipu’g ya druyeqj zoxyrzucgiv, ig’d zhoelom op ob “ugzhz” vuzhxlovgid, opy onuhaexosum tmazcm aza iccalzes akcwov ijk oxamonub es awufxly nso riju ocgeq.
Hna odfux oj apimoifafasuex iy brep:
Bmitawz guxfkgocnid (otiw uh uc’c acmwizeb)
Wvutesdaos elx okag khaztv ev pri eymeb ah osfiepepja
Lawe: Yivaji bjok ceo’ja yuukond cureujla pakuho urz pir tavadubq wwu xol kuzuamna, ci ces eh ajihxup. As waa’pe yoqz ac e ckoej-qgeef ikhqouxd, la’d eqquuqogu niu ge pag kcu hexo ojc yov aw fduq.
We tried to avoid using the term object for class instances because the object has a special meaning in Kotlin. object is a reserved keyword used for object expressions and object declarations.
Ug voi qehedp, waa asod hpi wube vyfgaf uz rpa zdaxoiot yalnak qe afa dme xreweqyeav eb bobbokied atresd. An gqok tumi, qju Kud uglubh aq a lofxojeir irkezm af esledl.
Fure en vra porey iq uzmotv yiqr fa hihakak ey hno paxm Radiri.
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