Will constructor chaining create more than one object in Java?

Question

If I am calling another constructor of same class using this keyword. Will it create two objects?

If so, which object will be active in below example:

Class Sample {
    int a;
    String b;

    Sample() {
        this("Hello");
        a=10;
    }

    Sample(String temp) {
        b = temp;
    }    
}

I want to know the behaviour of Constructor chaining. Please explain how it works?

Answer 1

No, constructor chaining doesn't create an additional instance, it just executes the logic of the chained constructor, allowing you to reuse its code.

Answer 2

No, this("Hello"); here ll call Sample(String temp) constructor, it won't create another object.