What is the advantage of using Object Initializer

[mayanksrmcem]

Hello everyone,

I want to know that is there any advantage of using Object Initializer?

For ex. i have code like this:

                SqlParameter nodeparameter = new SqlParameter();
                nodeparameter.ParameterName = "@nodevalue";
                nodeparameter.SqlDbType = SqlDbType.VarChar;
                nodeparameter.Size = parentnodeid.Length;
                nodeparameter.Direction = ParameterDirection.Input;
                nodeparameter.Value = strSplit[1];
                myCommand.Parameters.Add(nodeparameter);

It is working fine, but i have write this code in an other way, like this:

                SqlParameter nodeparameter = new SqlParameter
               {
                ParameterName = "@nodevalue",
                SqlDbType = SqlDbType.VarChar,
                Size = parentnodeid.Length,
                Direction = ParameterDirection.Input,
                Value = strSplit[1]
                };
                myCommand.Parameters.Add(nodeparameter);

This code is also working fine,
but i want to know that which way of writing code is better.
if you have any idea, please tell me.

Thanks

[mayanksrmcem]

Hello Again,

I have found a link which is related to this thread.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4...any-difference

[TheTechguys]

While this is a cool feature, it has some practical limitations once you need to go beyond a simple get / set logic. Another new feature is out the idea of ​​object initializers. Object initializersare an important aspect of LINQ to extensions. NET, but not limited to use in only LINQ expressions.