Well, if Programmer_P ever uses Sebastiani's idea, then comes round asking why there was a mismatch in the number of constructor and destructor invocations, then Sebastiani better be at hand to give a good answer, or we get to roast him over a slow burning fire
No, it does not. We're dealing with a new object. What happens is that the constructor is invoked to create a new object, which is then placed in memory in the same location as an existing object.Originally Posted by Sebastiani
