C# Constructor - why default constructor is generated by compiler only if there is no constructor, instead of when there is no default constructor

Question

According to MSDN\'s design guide for constructors,

\"If you don’t explicitly declare any constructors on a type, many languages (suc

Answer 1

If I define a custom constructor which means my object need initialising in a specific way e.g.:

class Customer
{
    public Customer(string name) { this.Name = name; }
    public string Name { get; }
}

If the compiler also added public Customer() then you could bypass the requirement to initialise a customer with a name.