Question

I recently saw a C# constructor that look something like this…

public Class foo
{
    public foo() : this(new bar())
    {}
}

Can anybody help me interpret this? where does the bar() fit in?
If you could help me complete the class by inserting the bar() in its proper place so that I can compile/debug and see the whole picture.

Thanks in advance.

Nikos

Answer 1

The foo class should contain another constructor, that takes a bar object as a parameter.

public class foo
{
    public foo()
        : this(new bar())
    { }
    public foo(bar b)
    {
    }
}
public class bar
{
}