An overloaded constructor. : Constructor : Class C# Examples

An overloaded constructor.

    
using  System;  
  
class  MyClass  {    
    public  int  x;    
    
    public  MyClass()  {  
        Console.WriteLine("Inside  MyClass().");  
        x  =  0;  
    }  
  
    public  MyClass(int  i)  {    
        Console.WriteLine("Inside  MyClass(int).");  
        x  =  i;    
    }  
  
    public  MyClass(double  d)  {  
        Console.WriteLine("Inside  MyClass(double).");  
        x  =  (int)  d;  
    }  
  
    public  MyClass(int  i,  int  j)  {  
        Console.WriteLine("Inside  MyClass(int,  int).");  
        x  =  i  *  j;  
    }        
}        
        
class  MainClass  {        
    public  static  void  Main()  {        
        MyClass  t1  =  new  MyClass();    
        MyClass  t2  =  new  MyClass(88);    
        MyClass  t3  =  new  MyClass(17.23);    
        MyClass  t4  =  new  MyClass(2,  4);    
    
        Console.WriteLine("t1.x:  "  +  t1.x);  
        Console.WriteLine("t2.x:  "  +  t2.x);  
        Console.WriteLine("t3.x:  "  +  t3.x);  
        Console.WriteLine("t4.x:  "  +  t4.x);  
    }  
}
    
   
  
   

Inside MyClass().
Inside MyClass(int).
Inside MyClass(double).
Inside MyClass(int, int).
t1.x: 0
t2.x: 88
t3.x: 17
t4.x: 8

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