Constructor to an arbitrary base constructor?
Answer / Vivek Kumar Katiyar
In C#, you can invoke a specific base class constructor using the 'base' keyword followed by arguments in parentheses. For example: public MyClass(int param) : base(param * 2) { ... }
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