In Java, the syntax differences between a constructor and a method are name and return types. For Name, a Constructor must match the name of the class. A Method: Can have any name, typically a verb describing the action it performs. For Return Type, a Constructor does not have a return type, not even void. A Method: Must have a return type (e.g., int, void, String).
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