what is the difference between object and constructor

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Posted 23-Jun-12 0:16am

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[no name] 23-Jun-12 9:30am

Please stop posting questions like this. You will not be able to get a sufficient understanding of programming this way. If you want to learn about the subject then get a book or take a class. You will learn much better and it will stop wasting your time and our time.

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You can't compare these two things by this way.

Actually Constructor initializes the Objects

Posted 23-Jun-12 3:02am

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kishhr · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-23T00:24:00

Solution 1

See the below code:

C#

Public class Employee
{
   int Id;
   string Name;

   public Employee(int Id)
   {
     this.Id = Id;
   }
}

Employee emp = new Employee(1);

In the below code emp is the object, it holds instance of the employee.

C#

public Employee(int Id)

The above line is the constructor, which is used to initialize object while creation.

Posted 23-Jun-12 0:24am

kishhr

Updated 23-Jun-12 0:57am

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André Kraak 23-Jun-12 6:58am

Edited solution:
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wings_ 27-Sep-12 0:39am

great aricle sir