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A Technical Blog, originally posted at http://www.yanniel.info/2011/08/hide-tobject-create-constructor-delphi.html

In Delphi, constructors can be inherited; this doesn’t happen in Java, C# and C++ for example. Furthermore, constructors in Delphi can have multiple and different names; usually they are called Create, but this is just a convention, since you can define a constructor with whatever name you choose.

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