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You can call the method whenever you like. For Java, it is just like any other method. The NetBeans IDE, however, calls it inside the constructor to control the parameters you have passed via your GUI editor of Netbeans. It is by default private.
You can think of it as the connection between the GUI Editor and Java. So if you remove it, probably you will not be able to use the functionality that NetBeans provides to work with components.
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