I am learning C from \'Programming in C\' by Stephen Kochan.
Though the author is careful from the beginning only not to confuse the students with jargon, but occas
Let say you want to create a class containing methods and properties, so:
Construct is an architecture of a class you are about to create. The architecture of the class consists of methods and properties created by you by using predefined utilities (such as: 'if', 'else', 'switch', 'break', etc)
That's my take on construct.