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From: Anand_2004
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   Hi Folks , Today I am talking about Object Initializer    Object initializer 
is  a new language enhancements of C# 3.0.This helps to initialize the initial 
value  to the specified data member(s)  of the newly created object or 
collection in a single step  , {} braces used to initialize the data members  
as below  
 
using System; 
using System.Collections.Generic; 
using System.Text; 
using System.Query; 
using System.Xml.XLinq; 
using System.Data.DLinq; 
namespace Object_Initializers 
{ 
class Employee 
{ 
public int EmpNo; 
public string EmpName; 
static void Main(string[] args) 
{ 
Employee empObj = new Employee{EmpNo = 1,EmpName="Anand"}; 
Console.WriteLine("The Emp No # {0} Emp Name # 
{1}",empObj.EmpNo,empObj.EmpName); 
Console.ReadLine(); 
} 
} 
} 
This is equals to invoke  a instance constructor and   assign value to each 
field . Each member initializer assigns a value to a field or property of the 
object . the object initialize applicable to collection class as well .The 
process of initialize the collection object is similar to the above code .    
List<string> listObj = new List<string> {"UG Hyderabad","UG Bangalore","UG 
Chennai","UG Mumbai"}; 
foreach ( string s in listOobj) 
Console.WriteLine(s); 
  Few  points you must keep in mind while using the object initializer      1. 
The Member initializer must be a field or property (set property)  of the 
object 
 2. You can not initialize multiple values to the same field or property 
 3. The initializer applies to the collection of type  
System.Collections.Generic.ICollection<T>
   Cheers Anand https://anandkumar2004.wordpress.com

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