Starting with C# 6, it is possible to define parameterless constructors in structs, even if the struct has other constructors with parameters. The parameterless constructor is used to initialize all fields of the struct to their default values.
Here's an example of how to define a parameterless constructor in a struct in C# 6:
public struct MyStruct { public int MyInt { get; set; } public string MyString { get; set; } public MyStruct(int myInt, string myString) { MyInt = myInt; MyString = myString; } public MyStruct(int myInt) : this(myInt, "") { } // Parameterless constructor public MyStruct() : this(0, "") { } }
In this example, we define a struct MyStruct
with two properties (MyInt
and MyString
) and three constructors. The first constructor takes two parameters and initializes the properties. The second constructor takes one parameter and calls the first constructor, passing the parameter and an empty string as arguments. Finally, the third constructor is a parameterless constructor that calls the second constructor with default values.
Note that it is not necessary to define a parameterless constructor in a struct if all fields are initialized by other constructors. The default parameterless constructor will be generated automatically by the compiler if there are no other constructors defined.
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