Once an object is instantiated and the arguments are passed, the constructor cannot use the values in the arguments to set the values in variables within the class.

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A constructor is specifically designed to initialize an object's properties, and it can use the arguments passed to it to set the values of variables within the class.

Once an Object Is Instantiated and the Arguments Are Passed