My first question is, is the Liskov principle applied even on constructor declaration?I mean there, am I forced to have exactly the same number / types of parameter in my constructor for each (different) class?Looking at this:package com.apptest.test;public class Application {    public static void main(String[] args) {        IRepository r = new RepositoryUser(toto);        IRepository x = new BillingRepository(billing,super);    }}We can see that there are two implementations of IRepository, but one uses one more parameter.Is this correct, and can I tell that the Liskov principle is respected ?
Liskov principle with different constructor parameters
java;constructors;liskov substitution;software craftsmanship