[Solved] Consider the class below:class Employee { public string Name; public Employee(string... } public Employee() : this("No Name") {} }What is the effect of the parameterless constructor in this class? | C Sharp (C#)

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Consider the class below:

class Employee {
  public string Name;
  public Employee(string name) {
    this.Name = name;
  }
  public Employee() : this("No Name") {}
}

What is the effect of the parameterless constructor in this class?

AIt causes a compile-time error due to constructor chaining

BIt leaves <code>Name</code> uninitialized

CIt initializes <code>Name</code> to "No Name" by calling the other constructor

DIt sets <code>Name</code> to null explicitly

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand constructor chaining
The parameterless constructor calls the parameterized constructor with "No Name".
Step 2: Effect on field
The Name field is set to "No Name" via the chained constructor.
Final Answer:
It initializes Name to "No Name" by calling the other constructor -> Option C
Quick Check:
Constructor chaining sets default value [OK]

Quick Trick: Parameterless constructor calls other with default value [OK]

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