[Solved] Inside a constructor, what does the this keyword allow you to do in C#? - Ans: Call another constructor in the same class | C Sharp (C#)

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Inside a constructor, what does the this keyword allow you to do in C#?

ARefer to the base class constructor

BAccess static members only

CCreate a new instance of the class

DCall another constructor in the same class

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand constructor chaining
The this keyword can be used to call another constructor in the same class to avoid code duplication.
Step 2: Differentiate from base constructor calls
Calling a base class constructor uses the base keyword, not this.
Final Answer:
Call another constructor in the same class -> Option D
Quick Check:
this() in constructor = call same class constructor [OK]

Quick Trick: Use this() to chain constructors [OK]

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