Which of the following is a valid constructor declaration in Java?
- MyConstructor() {}
- public MyConstructor() {}
- public int MyConstructor() {}
- void MyConstructor() {}
In Java, a valid constructor declaration doesn't specify a return type, and its name should match the class name. So, MyConstructor() {} is a valid constructor declaration. The other options are invalid because they specify a return type or access modifier.
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