Resharper warns about using a virtual function in the constructor, but unlike C ++ this is not an error

Question

Possible duplicate:
Virtual call of the participant in the constructor

Firstly, why is there no error for calling a virtual function inside ctor in C #?
Secondly, if allowed, why is Resharper still warning about this?

Answer 1

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Virtual call of the participant in the constructor

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public class Base {
  protected virtual void DoSomething() {
    // do nothing
  }

  public Base() {
    DoSomething();
  }
}

public class Another : Base {
  private List<string> list;

  public Another() {
    list = new List<string>();
  }

  protected override void DoSomething() {
    // this code will raise NullReferenceException,
    // since this class' constructor was not run yet,
    // still, this method was run, since it was called
    // from the Base constructor
    list.Add("something");
  }
}

Answer 2

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