Understanding Initializers
You can use initializers to reduce the amount of work it takes to create a new instance of a class. For example, assume that you have a class that looks like Listing 20.2 (in C#) or like Listing 20.3 (in VB.NET).
Listing 20.2. LanguageChanges\App_Code\Product.cs
Listing 20.3. LanguageChanges\App_Code\Product.vb
The Product class has three public properties (declared by taking advantage of automatic properties in the ...
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