DEFINITION OF DESTRUCTOR AND CONSTRUCTOR IN TURBO C++

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Question by MARK
Submitted on 7/31/2003
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DEFINITION OF DESTRUCTOR AND CONSTRUCTOR IN TURBO C++

Answer by aman
Submitted on 3/15/2004
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constructor is a member function having same name to distinguish it from member functions. it is used to intialise object to some value. n invoked automatically when obvject is created . constructor cant be static cannot have any return type bec its has to create no to return any value. it cant be virtual.

Answer by ISHIKA
Submitted on 3/21/2007
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A CONSTRUCTOR IS A 'SPEACIAL' MEMBER FUNCTION WHOSE TASK IS TO INITIALIZE THE OBJECTS OF ITS CLASS.IT IS SPECIAL BECAUSE ITS NAME IS SAME AS THE CLASS NAME.THE CONSTRUCTOR IS INVOKED WHENEVER AN OBJECT OF ITS ASSOCIATED CLASS IS CREATED.IT IS CALLED CONSTRUCTOR BECAUSE IT CONSTRUCTS THE VALUES OF DATA MEMBER OF THE CLASS. IT HAVE SOME CHARATERSTICS WHICH R THE FOLLOWING: 1.THEY SHOULD BE DECLARED IN THE PUBLIC SECTION. 2.LIKE OTHER C++ FUNCTION THEY CAN HAVEDEFAULT ARGUMENTS. 3.WE CANNOT REFER TO THIER ADDERESSES.

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