Proper overloading of constructors (constructors)------class

This is generally the case in the constructor overloads of a class.

  Public  classA {inti = A; intII; stringstr ="h"; stringSTRR;  PublicA () {i= A; STR="h"; }         PublicAintx) {i=x; }    }

But what's generated is not like this:

  Public  classA {inti = A; intII; stringstr ="h"; stringSTRR;  PublicA () {//The contents of the following comments are compiler-generated operations://i = 0; //II = 0; //Str=null; //STRR = null; //call the constructor of the base class (object Class)I= A; STR="h"; }         PublicAintx) {//The contents of the following comments are compiler-generated operations://i = 0; //II = 0; //Str=null; //STRR = null; //call the constructor of the base class (object Class)I=x; }    }

This will cause the code to swell ... The solution is the following code

 Public  classA {inti = A; intII; stringstr ="h"; stringSTRR;  PublicA () {i= A; STR="h"; }         PublicAintx): This()//Following this method overloads{i=x; }    }

Proper overloading of constructors (constructors)------class