Compiler accepts almost-object-initializer that throws NullReferenceException [closed]?

The last line is translated to: B tmp = new B(); tmp.a. Name = "foo"; B be = tmp; And yes, it very definitely has utility - when the newly created object has a read-only property returning a mutable type. The most common use of something similar is probably for collections though: Person person = new Person { Friends = { new Person("Dave"), new Person("Bob"), } } This will fetch the list of friends from Person and add two new people to it.

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