this() is for constructor chaining as you say. base() is for stating how a base class constructor other than it's default constructor should be called - I have no idea whether this equates to super() in Java
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I'm reading in an article suggested by someone on one of the newsgroups here
(
http://www.25hoursaday.com/CsharpVsJava.html) and under the topic titled
"Calling Base Class Constructors and Constructor Chaining" in the C#
example, they use the base() and this() constructors. Am I correct in
saying, the this() is the constructor chaining and the base() is like the
super() in java?
Thanks.
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