You can supply an unlimited number of constructors until you run out of memory

[Andy333]

Hi,
I read this statement in a C# book:

You can supply an unlimited number of constructors until you run out of memory or out of distinct sets of parameters.

What does "until you run out of memory" mean here ?
How can adding constructors make you run out of memory ?

Thanks

 

[FResher]

1 - it means your app can create objects ( from a class constructor ) as far as you have memory available ( ram amount ).

2 - a constructor implies an object after creation, it has a 'cost for memory'.
belonging to the memory available in the current thread, you can reach the max available memory and so crash the thread.