Question

class Temp
{ 
   {
      System.out.println("this is in it block");
   }


   public static void main(String... s)
   {
      System.out.println("abhi");
   }
}

The above code does not print the content of the init block but we know that init block is first line of the constructor.

But on the other hand if I use new Temp(); it get printed. Why so?

If constructor is in every class the above code should also print it without object intialisation. Shouldn’t it?

Answer 1

There is nothing in your code that calls a constructor, so the instance init block never gets called either.

If constructor is in every class the above code should also print it without object intialisation. Shouldn’t it?

No. Why should it? You would have to call it for that to happen. It won’t run just because it is present.