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templates IDE use are different depending on who wrote them. Netbeans adds a constructor for ease, because most classes will have a constructor. Eclipse doesn't because they figure you can ad one yourself. I'm pretty sure these templates are customizable, so if you don't like 'm you can change 'm. You'll need to know about constructors if you want to program in Object Oriented fashion, like with Java, or C++.
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