Constructors (C++)¶
Microsoft. Constructors (C++).
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- Constructor (object-oriented programming)
- In class-based object-oriented programming, a constructor is a language-recognized routine or hook used by the object-construction protocol to initialize or customize a class instance under that language's invocation and completion rules.
This sourceOfficial vendor documentation, not a fixed ISO standard edition. Opening Box definition and following main for the worked C++ case; Member initializer lists and Inheriting constructors for the comparative rules. Older prvalue-move comments elsewhere on the page are not adopted as compulsory modern execution behavior.
- In class-based object-oriented programming, a constructor is a language-recognized routine or hook used by the object-construction protocol to initialize or customize a class instance under that language's invocation and completion rules.
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