Mihai Morariu

Thank you for your help, Duncan ! It makes sense now.

Regards,

Mihai

Hello Fred,

Thank you for your reply.

I was not referring to the curly braces, but the parantheses. What I'm saying is that in the beginning of the video the "car1" object is initialized with the following line:

• Car car1 = new Car();

As you said, we are using the paranthesis here since we are calling the default constructor. However, later in the video (21:00), when initializing the collection, Mr. Tabor is using the following line:

• List<Car> myList = new List<Car> {

          new Car { Make = "Oldsmobile", Model = "Cutlas Supreme" } ...

See the difference? There is no () here when creating the Car object. This is what I was talking about.

Regards,

Mihai

Hello Mr. Tabor,

First of all, thank you for the series. It's awesome and has helped me a lot.

There is one thing, though, that I don't understand in this video. Why is it that when you are creating a Car object you are using the sytnax

• Car car1 = new Car()   (with parantheses)

but when you are initializing the collection you are using

• new Car { Make = "Oldsmobile", Model = "Cutlas Supreme" }  (without parantheses)