Picture of the Objects

Points b and c were constructed with the statements

    b = new Point( 12, 45 ); 
    c = new Point( b );

The constructor for point c is supplied with data in the form of point b. It seems reasonable that the x and y of c will take their values from b. (To be sure, check the documentation. )

After the three objects have been created (just before the program closes) the situation looks like this:

Each reference variable refers to an object. Each object contains its own data and its methods. (For clarity, only some methods are shown.) An object does not contain any constructors.