When an object is instantiated, the constructor gets called ? How is this internally implemented ? Who Calls the Constructor ? Is it the OS ?
kneiel
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Jump to PostConstructor is inbuilt in g++ compiler.
when object is instantiated, compiler invokes it
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jerryjerry
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Constructor is inbuilt in g++ compiler.
when object is instantiated, compiler invokes it
Ancient Dragon
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The compiler adds code to the program to call the constructor.
[edit]^^^ What Jerry said too. [/edit]
Alesair
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For your information, although whenever you declare a class type variable, an internally defined constructor will be called, it is still a good habit to define personally your own constructor.
kneiel
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thanks !
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