How do I get the default constructor value in a function

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Published on 2012-10-14T09:29:52Z Indexed on 2012/10/14 9:37 UTC
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public class AppXmlLogWritter
    {
        public int randomNumber;
        public string LogDateTime = "";

        public AppXmlLogWritter()
        {
            Random random = new Random();
            randomNumber = random.Next(9999);
            LogDateTime = DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyyMMdd HHmmss");
        }

        public AppXmlLogWritter(int intLogIDPrefix, string strLogApplication, string strLogFilePath)
        {
            LogIDPrefix = intLogIDPrefix;
            LogApplication = strLogApplication;
            LogFilePath = strLogFilePath;
        }

          public void WriteXmlLog(string LogFlag)
           {
          string value=LogDateTime + randomNumber;**//Here i m getting 0 no date time                     and random number generated**

           }
}

AppXmlLogWritter objParameterized = new AppXmlLogWritter(1234, "LogApplication", "LogFilepath");

AppXmlLogWritter objParmeterlessConstr = new AppXmlLogWritter();

objParameterized.WriteXmlLog("0", "LogFlag");

How do I get the default constructor value in this function?

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