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Example of class without parameterless constructor.

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In the example above, there is no explicit call to a constructor in the first line of constructor, so the compiler will insert a call to the parameterless constructor of the parent, but there is no parameterless parent constructor! Therefore this produces a compilation error. The problem can be fixed by changing the Child class.


 

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