As a human, i'm lazy, so if i need to
write a class with three constructors,
i'd like to minimize the work. I'm used
to two different approaches and i'd
like to get an opinion on which is to
be most preferred.

// 1. Constructors calling each other.
class C {
C () {this (5);}
C (int i) {this (5, 3);}
C (int i, int j) {} }

// 2. Constructors calling a common method.
class C {
C () {common (5, 3);}
C (int i) {common (i, 3);}
C (int i, int j) {common (i, j);}
void common (int i, int j) {} }

My applogies for the ugly code. I tried to
keep it short.

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Regards
Konrad Viltersten
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sleep    - a substitute for coffee for the poor
ambition - lack of sense to be lazy