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Object Initialization via Properties
In C# 3.0 properties can be used together with constructors to ease creation of new objects.
BankAccount.cs
Class BankAccount - as short as possible.
Client.cs
A client of the simple BankAccount with object initializers.
ClientEquivalent.cs
An equivalent BankAccount class without object initializers.
BankAccount.cs
Class BankAccount - with two constructors.
Client.cs
A client of class BankAccount with an object initializer.
Client-equivalent.cs
An equivalent client of class BankAccount without object initializers.
output
Output of the Client program.
BankAccount.cs
Class BankAccount and class Person.
Client.cs
A client of class BankAccount with nested object initializers.
The use of object initializers mimics the use of keyword parameters in constructors