C# FAQ: What are the differences between CSharp and Java constructors

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What are the differences between C# and Java constructors?

The constructor semantics and syntax for C# are identical to those of the Java language.

The following C# and Java examples are equivalent:

using System; 
 
public class CSharpClass
{
   CSharpClass ()
   {  
   }
}

public class JavaClass
{
   JavaClass()
   {  
   }
 
}

See also

• Are C# constructors inherited?
• How can one constructor call another?
• Are constructors the same in C++ and C#?
• Are destructors the same in C++ and C#?
• How call a virtual method from a constructor or destructor?
• How do destructors work in C#?
• How enforce constructor correctness in C#?
• How make a C# destructor virtual?
• What are the differences between C# and Java constructors?
• What are the differences between C# finalizers and Java destructors?
• What is the syntax for calling an overloaded constructor from within a constructor?
• Why must struct constructors have at least one argument?
• C# for Java Developers