The primary constructor parameters are scoped to the class as a whole. They are accessible to all instance members except secondary constructors. In C#, the compiler infers which private fields we require and captures the corresponding values. Consider the following piece of code that implements a...
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The primary constructor parameters are scoped to the class as a whole. They are accessible to all instance members except secondary constructors. In C#, the compiler infers which private fields we require and captures the corresponding values. Consider the following piece of code that implements a...