constructor meaning

• Noun: constructor  kun'strúktu(r)
  1. Someone who contracts for and supervises construction (as of a building)
     - builder

  Derived forms: constructors

  See also: construct

  Type of: contractor

  Encyclopedia: Constructor

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  [Architecture]
  

  One who is in the business of constructing elements of the built environment, acting under the terms of a construction contract.

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  [Computer]
  <programming> 1. In functional programming and type theory, one of the symbols used to create an object with an algebraic data type.
  
  2. A function provided by a class in C++ and some other object-oriented languages to instantiate an object, i.e. to name it and initialise it. The constructor function has the same name as the class. A class may also have a destructor function to destroy objects of that class.

• On either side a checker of open ditches showed where the municipal constructors had designed a system of drainage.
• This constructor creates a non-initialized instance of the
• For this constructor, the context type must be
• Fields, methods, and constructors are represented by
• Value that is passed to this constructor specifies the allowable
• Ford yeow ! they're ships from a vogon constructor fleet
• Not be a constructor or destructor of its class
• Parameter is specified in some of the constructors for
• These classes provide a default constructor and an
• Parameter is specified in many of the constructors for

• "constructor" meaning in Chinese: n. 1.建造者，建设者。2.【海军】造船技师。
• "constructor" meaning in Japanese: constructorコンストラクタ
• "constructor" meaning in Russian: 1) конструктор2) строитель
• "constructor" meaning in French: n. constructeur; batisseur