7.3. Instance constructors
Instance constructors in C# are simply Java constructors. The reason for the name is because there is another group of constructors in C# called static constructors (see section 7.4).
Here is an example of a class with overloaded instance constructors.
1: using System; 2: 3: public class Test{ 4: public static void Main(){ 5: Test t1 = new Test(); 6: Test t2 = new Test("Here is a string"); 7: } 8: 9: // overloaded instance constructors 10: public Test(){ 11: Console.WriteLine("Running default constructor"); 12: } 13: public Test(string i){ 14: Console.WriteLine("Running constructor with param"); 15: } 16: }
Output:
c:\expt>test Running default constructor Running constructor with param
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