When constructor public c(string a) is called to construct an object, it f

Explain what?s happening in the first constructor: public
class c{ public c(string a) : this() {;}; public c() {;} }
How is this construct useful?

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Answer Posted / vijaykumar

When constructor public c(string a) is called to construct
an object, it first calls the default constructor then the
initialisation procedures in public c(string a).

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