// Block Initialization
// Multiple constructors and constructor switching

class App {
   public static void main(String[] args) {
      Dish d = new Dish();
   }
}

class Dish {

// Initialization with no default values:
   int calories = 1000;
   String name = "Junk food";
   {  System.out.println("From block: The new dish named: " + name +
                         " contains " + calories + " calories!"); }
     // NOT WHAT WE WANTED - it is copied in the beginning

// If default construction with default values needed
   Dish() {
      this(400,"LightFood");
      System.out.println("Again: The new dish named: " + name +
                         " contains " + calories + " calories!");
   }

   Dish(String nam) {
      name = nam;
      System.out.println("The new dish named: " + name +
                         " contains " + calories + " calories!");
   }

   Dish(int cal, String nam) {
      calories = cal;
      name = nam;
      System.out.println("The new dish named: " + name +
                         " contains " + calories + " calories!");
   }

   void eat() {
      System.out.println("Eating " + name );
   }

   int getCalories() {
      return calories;
   }
}