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No, I mean something like this:
```
class Bar {

    val string: String

    constructor() {
        string = createString(this)
    }


}

fun createString(bar: Bar) = "abc"
```

You are leaking out an uninitialized reference to `Bar` in the constructor.

`Cannot access '&lt;this&gt;' before superclass constructor has been called`

It was an argument against doing "a lot of stuff" in constructors.

I understood, just wrote exact Kotlin’s error. :slightly_smiling_face:

You get that if you try to use `this` inside the actual call to another constructor, yes.

My example actually compiles though :wink:

Because your primary constructor has no params :slightly_smiling_face: