Thread: about constructor

Hi Guys,

If I have a class as:

Code:

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class student

{

string name;
int roll_no;
char id;

public:

student(int,char,string); ---->constructor with parameters

};
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I wanted to know that can we initialize the data members of the class student just by using the data types in constructor?

Have you tried reading a basic textbook?

This is just one more example of a question that you would be able to answer yourself, if you bothered to read a basic textbook or tutorial.

Sorry but your approach of asking such things, and hoping others will explain, is a tactic that my six-year-old nephew uses. And even he knows there is a limit on how often he can use such a tactic without annoying his friends or family.

Originally Posted by student111

Have you tried reading a basic textbook?

This is just one more example of a question that you would be able to answer yourself, if you bothered to read a basic textbook or tutorial.

Apparently, student111 lost the textbook he/she was using, but somehow refuses to take the suggestion of getting a replacement if it really cannot be found.

Try this:
10.1 — Constructor initialization lists « Learn C++

Why do you keep posting the same question and when someone answers it, you ignore it and make a new thread asking the same question?

> Why do you keep posting the same question and when someone answers it, you ignore it and make a new thread asking the same question?
And these are just the ones on ctor and dtor
constructor and its uses
about destructor
about constructor and class
About overloaded constructor
about constructors