Thread: what is : operator ?

exactly i was talking about that.

The colon simply says that what follows will be an initialization list followed by the constructor

not clear.

what is the equivalent code of that ?
your brackets are not properly written probabily

>what is the equivalent code of that ?
In this case:

Code:

myClass::myClass ( int a, int b, int c )
{
  mya = a;
  myb = b;
  myc = c;
}

>your brackets are not properly written probabily
...

yes,latter one i know and that is very simple . i also read about initialization list from my book.

i wonder, how many ways a simple thing can be made complicated !! there are many syntaxes for the same thing!!

anyway, its fine....ok

thanks

>how many ways a simple thing can be made complicated !!
You really don't want to know.

>there are many syntaxes for the same thing!!
Well, when it comes to initialization lists, there is a purpose. Create a class with a const or reference member and see how far you get trying to initialize it in the constructor body.

You all forgot about when using switches

Code:

switch(variable) {
     case something:
          statement;
          break;
etc.

>You all forgot about when using switches
>>but : is used elsewhere (bit fields, inheritance, labels)

You caught me prelude, I forgot about labels and bitfields, haven't done too much with inheritence yet, I still am learning c++. I guess the : operator is the misc. operator. Do all know all operator.