A class named clock has two instance variables : hours (type int) and isticking (type boolean). write a constructor that takes a reference to an existing clock object as a parameter and copies that object 's instance variables to the object being created. your task: write a clock constructor that makes this possible. just write this constructor - - don't write the whole class or any code outside of the class!

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Fluffy

10 December, 11:00

A class named clock has two instance variables : hours (type int) and isticking (type boolean). write a constructor that takes a reference to an existing clock object as a parameter and copies that object 's instance variables to the object being created. your task: write a clock constructor that makes this possible. just write this constructor - - don't write the whole class or any code outside of the class!

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Holly Mcconnell · Answer 1

I guess you need it written in Java. So if you need only constructor, then here it is:

public Clock (Clock clock1) {

this. hours = clock1. hours;

this. isTicking = clock1. isTicking;

}

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