Parameterized constructor:
We can write one or more constructors for a class, but we have to pass the parameters to the constructor while object creating for the class. Below example shows, BaseClass is having two constructors. one is with out parameters and another one is with parameters. This kind of arrangement we can call as constructor overloading.
We can write one or more constructors for a class, but we have to pass the parameters to the constructor while object creating for the class. Below example shows, BaseClass is having two constructors. one is with out parameters and another one is with parameters. This kind of arrangement we can call as constructor overloading.
using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; namespace ParameterizedConstructor { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { BaseClass obj = new BaseClass(); //output: no parameters BaseClass obj1 = new BaseClass("ranga"); //output: with one parameter ranga Console.Read(); } } class BaseClass { public BaseClass() { Console.WriteLine("no parameters"); } public BaseClass(string s) { Console.WriteLine("with one parameter "+s); } } }
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