What is the output? public class Pair { int i; double d; Pair (int i, double d) { this.i = i * 10; this.d = d; Pair (double d, int i) { this.i = i; this.d = d * 10; Pair pl = new Pair (2, 4);...

in this example we have two constructors with the same arguments which is going to confuse the compiler which constructor to call when we call it in main code by an object what is the solution for this problem without changing the number of the arguments in the constructors


Extracted text: What is the output? public class Pair { int i; double d; Pair (int i, double d) { this.i = i * 10; this.d = d; Pair (double d, int i) { this.i = i; this.d = d * 10; Pair pl = new Pair (2, 4); System.out. println (pl.d);