Nothing messed up here. He has no default constructor, because a student without a name doesn't make sense.
You should use a std::vector instead of the array, though, and add constructed objects at demand.
Nothing messed up here. He has no default constructor, because a student without a name doesn't make sense.
You should use a std::vector instead of the array, though, and add constructed objects at demand.
All the buzzt!
CornedBee
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