A constructor is a special method used for initializing an object’s state in Python’s object-oriented programming:

• __init__ Method: The constructor method, defined using def __init__(self,…), is automatically invoked when creating a new instance of a class.
• Attributes and Methods: Inside __init__, attributes can be assigned values, setting up the object with specific characteristics.
• Parameterized Constructors: Constructors can take arguments, allowing for flexible initialization of different object instances.

Understanding constructors provides MCA students with insight into object-oriented programming, laying the groundwork for Python’s advanced applications in modular code design.