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Object initializers provide another way to create an object and initialize its fields and properties (See 10 for a discussion of properties) Using object initializers, you do not call a class constructor in the normal way Rather, you specify the names of the fields and/or properties to be initialized, giving each an initial value Thus, the object initializer syntax provides an alternative to explicitly invoking a class constructor The primary use of the object initializer syntax is with anonymous types created in a LINQ expression (Anonymous types and LINQ are described in 19) However, because the object initializers can be used (and occasionally are used) with a named class, the fundamentals of object initialization are introduced here Let s begin with a simple example:

// A simple demonstration that uses object initializers using System; class MyClass { public int Count; public string Str; } class ObjInitDemo { static void Main() { // Construct a MyClass object by using object initializers MyClass obj = new MyClass { Count = 100, Str = "Testing" }; ConsoleWriteLine(objCount + " " + objStr); } }

83 Calculate x 2 cos x dx (a) x 2 sin x + 2x sin x + sin x + C (b) x 2 cos x + x sin x + x (c) x 2 sin x + 2 cos x sin x + C (d) x 2 cos x 2x sin x + 2 cos x + C (e) x 2 sin x + 2x cos x 2 sin x + C 84 Evaluate ln x dx (a) x ln x x + C (b) x ln x + x + C (c) ln x x + C (d) x ln x ln x + C (e) ln x x 2 ln x + C

This produces the following output:

As the output shows, the value of objCount has been initialized to 100 and the value of objStr has been initialized to Testing Notice, however, that MyClass does not define any explicit constructors, and that the normal constructor syntax has not been used Rather, obj is created using the following line:

MyClass obj = new MyClass { Count = 100, Str = "Testing" };

dx dx (x 1)(x + 2) (a) [2/3] ln |x 1| + [1/3] ln |x + 2| + C (b) [1/3] ln |x 1| [1/3] ln |x + 2| + C (c) [ 1/3] ln |x + 1| [2/3] ln |x 2| + C (d) ln |x 1| ln |x + 2| + C (e) ln |x 3| ln |x + 3| + C x dx 86 Calculate the integral dx (x + 1)(x 2 + 1) (a) ln[x(x 2 + 1)] ln | + 1| + C (b) ln |x 1| ln(x 2 1) tan x + C (c) ln |x + 1| + ln(x 2 + 1) + x 2 + 1 + C 1 (d) [ 1/2] ln |x + 1| + [1/4] ln(x 2 + 1) + [1/2]Tan x + C 1 (e) ln |x + 1| ln(x 2 + 1) + Tan x + C 85 Calculate the integral 87 Evaluate the integral 2x dx (x 2 + 1)3

Part I:

Here, the names of the fields are explicitly specified along with their initial values This results in a default instance of MyClass being constructed (by use of the implicit default constructor) and then Count and Str are given the specified initial values It is important to understand that the order of the initializers is not important For example, obj could have been initialized as shown here:

MyClass obj = new MyClass { Str = "Testing", Count = 100 };