Implement Private Constructor in Java

class PrivateConstructor {
  private PrivateConstructor () {
    System.out.println("Welcome to this private constructor.");
  }
 
  //declaring a public method
  public static void instanceMethod() {
    
    //create an instance of PrivateConstructor class
    PrivateConstructor obj = new PrivateConstructor();
   }
}
Public class Driver {
  public static void main(String[] args) {
   
    //call the instanceMethod()
    PrivateConstructor.instanceMethod();
   }
} 

Welcome to this private constructor.

• This program is used to create a private constructor and implement it using a method.
• A class PrivateConstructor is created that will hold its private constructor which means that an object of this class cannot be created outside of the class.
• To be able to call the constructor from outside of the class, a public static void instanceMethod() is created inside the PrivateConstructor class that will hold the object of the PrivateConstructor class.
• Another class Driver is then created that will call the instanceMethod() holding the object of the PrivateConstructor class using the name of the class as PrivateConstructor.instanceMethod().