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olu adesina
23,007 PointsIn this example how can we create constructors with no parameters is this because of the base class?
i checked the system..Exception Class on msdn and noticed that it has a constructor which doesn't take any parameters
is it only possible to add a constructor to the OutOfBoundsException that doesn't take any parameters because the base system.Exception Class has a constructor that also doesn't take any parameters
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Steven Parker
229,644 Points
The base class does not limit what kind of constructors your class can have. It's actually quite common for a derived class constructor to take parameters when the base class does not.