Darren New wrote:

>>> FooBarBaz fb = new FooBarBaz() { foo = 123, bar = 4.56 };
>>> Baz takes on the default value of "" (assuming its a string)
> 
> My understanding is that only works with properties. And of course Baz 
> gets whatever the constructor sets it to, rather than necessarily an 
> empty string. (Anyway, wouldn't it get null if not set?)
> 

Right on both counts. I think string actually gets set to String.Empty 
by default.

-- 
~Mike

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