Type Constructor & Instance Cnstructor

[Amit Das]

Explain the diference............

[Joe Borderi]

Do you mean class (or static) constructor and instance constructor?

[Jim Yingst]

Perhaps you're referring to a class initializer (static initializer)? I would strongly recommend we do not call such a thing a constructor, though it does have some similarities. That can only lead tto confusion. I've never heard the term "type constructor". As for "instance constructor", it's redundant - all constructors construct instances.

[Tony Morris]

This terminology is used by the .NET framework (sad, but true).
In fact, the equivalent of a static initializer in C# includes the class name (much like a constructor).

[Amit Das]

plz goto
http://www.csharpfriends.com/Articles/getArticle.aspx?articleID=116

Instance Construtor vs. Static Constructor