Reply to: Today's fascinating C# quiz

[AtW]

All further fascinating C# quizzes are cancelled until further notice.

Give us some assembly instead, maybe we'll bait Churchill with it ...

[OwlHoot]

All further fascinating C# quizzes are cancelled until further notice.

NOOO! They were just getting interesting!

aussielong is only moaning because he had no idea what the answer was (any more than I did)

[aussielong]

Well I liked them dim.

Your posts have given me the mental image of a football hooligan who recently joined a book club and got into cooking. A real renaissance man.

[aussielong]

don't listen to AussiePong....

He makes Sas looking interesting. If you find interesting questions just ask them people will reply, answer or insult as appropriate...

Here it is. Intellectual heavy weight #2.

I've done a join the dots on your posts and the mental image looks like a donkey hitting a typewriter.

You make Ban ki-moon look useful.

You should consider a new alias: G-eek

And lastly, have you any idea how extraordinarily dull your posts are? Liven up a bit. Read before you post. We want to be entertained. This is not a blog. You only live once, do it better.

[alluvial]

+1

[eek]

All further fascinating C# quizzes are cancelled until further notice.

don't listen to AussiePong....

He makes Sas looking interesting. If you find interesting questions just ask them people will reply, answer or insult as appropriate...

[minestrone]

Well I liked them dim.

[DimPrawn]

Have you thought of changing your name to "Dull Prawn".

For f$@@s sake. Have you got no life?

Who gives a sh1t about this stuff? What are you trying to prove? That you are clever? Who f€¥¥£g cares man. Can't you come up with something original that adds value to the world?

You're better than this.

All further fascinating C# quizzes are cancelled until further notice.

[MyUserName]

I'm a contractor in business.
I maximise my profits,so youse can all eat a big fat one, with your c malarkey

Don't worry, you're not the only one who did not know the answer.

[AtW]

Have you thought of changing your name to "Dumb Prawn".

For f$@@s sake. Have you got no wife?

Who gives a sh1t about this stuff? What are you trying to prove? That you are clever? Who f€¥¥£g cares man. Can't you come up with something original that adds value to the world?

You're better than this.

FTFY

[aussielong]

This exampled assumes you are creating an instance of the derived class.

1st y is initialized to 1, that's because fields are initialized before constructors are called.

Then then call to the base class constructor is made. So point D.

Then as before, fields are initialized before constructors, so point A (x = 1).

Then the base class constructor body B and finally the body of the derived constructor E, because base class constructor bodies execute before derived class constructor bodies.

With C#, it's never as you think it is.

Have you thought of changing your name to "Dull Prawn".

For f$@@s sake. Have you got no life?

Who gives a sh1t about this stuff? What are you trying to prove? That you are clever? Who f€¥¥£g cares man. Can't you come up with something original that adds value to the world?

You're better than this.

[EternalOptimist]

I'm a contractor in business.
I maximise my profits,so youse can all eat a big fat one, with your c malarkey

[DimPrawn]

Does that mean Base() is called with an unititialised number because D is executed before A?

I'd have thought ACDBE.

This exampled assumes you are creating an instance of the derived class.

1st y is initialized to 1, that's because fields are initialized before constructors are called.

Then then call to the base class constructor is made. So point D.

Then as before, fields are initialized before constructors, so point A (x = 1).

Then the base class constructor body B and finally the body of the derived constructor E, because base class constructor bodies execute before derived class constructor bodies.

With C#, it's never as you think it is.

[VectraMan]

C,D,A,B,E

Does that mean Base() is called with an unititialised number because D is executed before A?

I'd have thought ACDBE.

[DimPrawn]

public class Base
{
int x = 1; // Point A
public Base (int x)
{
... // Point B
}
}
public class Derived : Base
{
int y = 1; // Point C
public Derived (int x)
: base (x + 1) // Point D
{
... // Point E
}
}

C,D,A,B,E

is the order anyway.

Hope you all enjoyed, more C# fun next week.