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Is it correct to say that the parameters in the default constuctors are not properties unless you don't define them as such? I. E.
class Cippa ( a: Int, val b: String)
b is a property but a is not.
Also, when could it be useful to define parameters that are not properties? Hope the question's clear. Thanks everyone! 

For example if property is already defined in super class:
```open class Base(val name: String)

class Child(name: String) : Base(name)```

or if you need to do a validation of parameters (but I would create a function in this case I think)

And it is called primary constructor :slightly_smiling_face:

Thanks. Where would you do the validation? In the init block or in a separate function? :thinking_face: 