Why must initialization value of field members be determinable at compile time?
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1) Why must initialization value of field members be determinable at compile time?
2) But if the initialization value needs to be determined at compile time, then why am I able to initialize a A.b field using a reference to an object:
class A
{
B b = new B();
}
class B {}
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