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Please post the code you've tried
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Hi.<br />
I have tried the code using public.<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-42786962-1">package horse;
public class Horse {
	private int weight;
	public Horse(int weight) {
		this.setWeight(weight);
	}
}

import horse.Horse;
public class test {
	public static void main(String[] args) {
		Horse firstHorse = new Horse(145);
	}
}</code></pre>
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Can i use protected for the Horse constructor to create an object?
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Hi.
I have tried the code using public.


package horse;
public class Horse {
	private int weight;
	public Horse(int weight) {
		this.setWeight(weight);
	}
}

import horse.Horse;
public class test {
	public static void main(String[] args) {
		Horse firstHorse = new Horse(145);
	}
}


Can i use protected for the Horse constructor to create an object?

Panos

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Hi<br />
This means that the Objekt will be not a Horse &nbsp;but for example a Pony that is a Horse or not?
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Hi
This means that the Objekt will be not a Horse  but for example a Pony that is a Horse or not?

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Yes, that sort of thing. That's a good example actually
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Yes, that sort of thing. That's a good example actually

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Hello<br />
I m new in Java and i need help with a question i have.<br />
Protected Constructors can be accessed form subclasses from other packages too.<br />
Can i create one object from this subclasses? And if yes is there any sample code ?<br />
thank you in advance.
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Hello
I m new in Java and i need help with a question i have.
Protected Constructors can be accessed form subclasses from other packages too.
Can i create one object from this subclasses? And if yes is there any sample code ?
thank you in advance.

Create object from subclass with protected constructor

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