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    <p>There is only one default constructor, which is only defined when you declare no constructors for a class. Otherwise, the declared constructors will be the only constructors. If you do not include a constructor, the compiler inserts code equivalent to</p> <pre><code>public ClassName() { super(); } </code></pre> <p>In addition, if you do declare constructors for a class, and you don't explicitly define the constructor call of the super class, the compiler will insert a parameter matching call to the super class.</p> <pre><code>public ClassName extends SuperClassName { public ClassName(String item, List stuff) { // no explicit super class constructor called ... } } </code></pre> <p>gets transformed in the compiler to something like</p> <pre><code>public ClassName extends SuperClassName { public ClassName(String item, List stuff) { // explicit super class constructor call to SuperClassName(item, stuff); super(item, stuff); ... } } </code></pre> <p>To define a copy constructor, there is no special syntax, you basically define a constructor that takes another instance of your class as an argument.</p> <pre><code>public ClassName(ClassName other) { field = other.field; field2 = other.field2; field3 = new ArrayList(other.field3); ... } </code></pre> <p>There is no such thing as a default copy constructor, actually there is no such thing as a copy constructor, there are just a constructors. If you decide to create one or more that seem to copy an object, so be it.</p> <p>The reason that Java needs less types of items is somewhat tied to not overloading basic operators. If you don't put more meanings on <code>=</code> then you don't need as many types of constructors to support different methods of object allocation.</p> <p>One of the reasons that <code>=</code> can be used so simply is due to Java only passing references, which are sort of like pointers; but, they are strongly typed, you cannot do any pointer math, nor access offsets. As such, they are only good for assignment and passing by reference, which prevents most pointer issues.</p>
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