Why in C# 3.0, when we overload constructor of a specified class, we should write default construct
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Hi Why in C# 3.0, when we overload constructor of a specified class, we should write default constructor in class body? As far as I know, It was no need to do so.
class Test
{
public int ID {get; private set;}
public int Name {get; private set;}
public Test()
{
}
public Test(int id, int name)
{
....
}
}
Thank you
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