c# - Standard term for instantiation practice -

is there standard term practice of instantiate class without using explicit constructor instead initializing of properties?

new someclass { propertya = true, propertyb = "ugly code ugly" }; 

i'm guessing there standard not judgemental term , there negative term.

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object initialization is.

after reading comments understand object initialization not bad practice; problem lack of defined constructors in favor of object initialization spread across solution, makes solution harder maintain , understand.

an example of bad use of object initialization:

• class student has 10 properties including code , program.
• the code instantiating class 10+ different points.
• every time, code , program being defined through object initialization.

in case, class student should have constructor enforcing code , program passed on instantiation.

it called object initialization

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