are 2 constructors in the same class possible?

Question

I was wondering if it was possible to create 2 constructors inside the same class. I looked up some information and found out that there is a keyword "THIS" that i can use, BUT i wanted to know if it was possible to create 2 constructors in the same class WITHOUT using "THIS".

like for example would i be able to create :

class myClass
{
public constructor_1()
{
//code
}
public constructor_2()
{
//some more code
}
}

class Main()
{
//code
}

Vulpes · Answer

As Veena said you can overload constructors in the same way that you can overload other methods in C#. Incidentally the 'this' keyword is used when you want to 'chain' constructors together i.e. call one from another. For example: class MeaningOfLife { public MeaningOfLife() : this (42) { // default constructor passes 42 to other one which does the work } public MeaningOfLife(int i) { // code } }

Puneet Gupta · Answer

You will clear about constructors by going through this link... http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/7011/An-Intro-to-Constructors-in-C T hanks Puneet Gupta

Veena Sarda · Answer

You can create multiple constructors in the same class as long as you constructor name is same as class name with a different method signature each time.