constructor overloading

hi I'm learning c++ from a book , now I'm trying to solve an exercise that you need to use overload constructors, here is my code actually it works fine but I need to know if it is the right way to do it.

please excuse my poor english.

Code:

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class MyClass{
      public:
            MyClass(char *); //constructor 1
            MyClass(int *);  //constructor 2
            MyClass(float *); //constructor 3
         
          //rest of code here, etc...
};

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should work. Whether it is the best way to do it depends on the rest of the class.

Well it's legal, but without knowing what MyClass is being used for I can't tell if it's the right thing to do.

ok, thanks
I really only need to know if its legal,
thanks for the reply