What are the differences between the constructors and methods?

Question

Please tell me the differences between constructors and methods?

Answer 1

Although constructors and methods operate in a very similar way, some differences do exist between them in terms of implementation, syntax, and theory:

• A constructor is used to initialize an instance of a class while a method is used to express the behaviour of that class' instance. 
• A constructor DOES NOT have a return type while a return type must be specified for a method.
• Even if we don't define a constructor explicitly, a default constructor is still executed. But if we don't explicitly call for a method, that method will not be executed. 
• A constructor has to be the same name as the class while a method may or may not have the same name as that of the class. 

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