C# Constructors Tutorial | Mosh

Learn and understand constructors in C#

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[drabantorgreyhound]

Clear voice, clear audio quality, good display resolution and last but not least good content presented in a pedagogical way, thanks!

[leuk]

This was very smooth and easy to follow, thank you!


For those not using ReSharper when making a new class do not add a namespace and if it has one remove it or your class will not work!

[tollinroth]

Thank you for your tutorials. They have been very helpful. If I may offer something in return, hold down "Ctrl + Shift + A". That is the keyboard shortcut for creating a "new something" for example the first item is often a new class. Just title it and hit enter. Saves time manually right clicking and searching. Thank you again for your help :)

[olekristianrannekleiv]

If you get an error when running the code, double check that you and not with a capital C. if you use capital C you try to output the class ID and not the object you created from the class.

[XXIcenturyblood]

0:06 - What is a constructor?
0:15 - Why need a constructor?
0:25 - Declare constructors
3:28 - Constructor overloading
4:49 - Demo

[DarthJeremy]

"you should code like a ninja"....yes yes this is exactly what i want

[bogdanmitroii]

Why not.. In the Costumer Class, as a property.. you don't type this =
public List<Order> Orders = new Lisy<Order>() ;
And it will be always initialized without using a Constructor. Why not?

[MrBaiins]

Good tutorial. Resharper is great but right clicking add class isn't a big deal, don't turn it into one. Most people here aren't professionals we are just here to learn. It's good to learn how to do things manually especially as newbies.

[sunova_]

This was very helpful! Especially how you go thru the examples step by step. But furthermore, you provide best practice too. Superb!

[babaktirgar]

Hi Mosh,
Your Tutorials are incredibly Perfect! Thanks a lot.

I really Suggest everyone to try them!!

[johnconnor]

Thank you. I did not know that when we create a constractor, the default one disappears and we need to declare parametrless constractor. You answered the question I had so many troubles with)) I wish I watched this earlier)) Thank you

[preslavdelchev]

That's what i call a great video. Excellent job! Simple and well explained, even a kid can understand it

[CrazyUnknownObject]

After watching the tutorial I understand the 'this' explanation within 10min. Awesome!

[khazar]

Great tutorial for constructors concept, thanks a lot!
I just got a bit confused at the end when you describe about list of orders, it could be better to put an example there (rather than empty list maybe?).

[txyodjg]

"Code like a Ninja"! This is the qoute that will form my career!

[The_DLK]

Thank you mate, u made constructors sooo easy to understand and perfect please keep providing these videos ^_^

[emanandchill]

Thanks. Very good info. I had to find another c# tutorial for constructors and I found you. I learned a lot. Going to subscribe.

[BijouBakson]

You can tell it's a paid course. Very detailed and considerate. Thank you.

[AliDali]

Hi Mosh, thank you for the great video!

I have a question:
is it wrong to initialize variables or objects once you declare them instead of doing that in the constructor??

Thanks in advance!

[jjovanw]

This is the best explanation of C# concepts I have ever seen. Keep up the good work!