Is it a bad practice to pass "this" as an argument?
c#
Solution
No, there's no fundamental design problem with passing `this`. Obviously, this can be misused (creating coupling that's too tight by having a related class depend on values stored in your instance when values of its own would be called for, for example), but there's no general problem with it.
Problem
I'm currently tempted to write the following: ``` public class Class1() { public Class1() { MyProperty = new Class2(this); } public Class2 MyProperty { get; private set; } } public class Class2() { public Class2(Class1 class1) { ParentClass1 = class1; } public Class1 ParentClass1 { get; set; } } ``` Is passing "this" as an argument a sign of a design problem? What would be a better approach?