Definitions for "Initializer"
An expression used to initialize objects. In the C++ language, there are three types of initializers: An expression followed by an assignment operator is used to initialize fundamental data type objects or class objects that have copy constructors. An expression enclosed in braces ( { } ) is used to initialize aggregates. A parenthesized expression list is used to initialize base classes and members that use constructors.
a declaration of a constructor for this valuetype
a variable declaration in which a value is also assigned to the variable
An initialization routine that is called when a shared library is loaded or unloaded.
a list of properties separated by commas
Keywords:  static, instance, inside, type
A static or instance initializer inside a type.