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 Post subject: constructor question
PostPosted: Wed, 29 Jun 2005 10:34:53 UTC 
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Hi, if I have a constructor

IntStack( int n, int v = 0);

Does that mean that I can call IntStack(20) ? If I call IntStack(20, 10) would 10 overwrite the 0 for v?

Thanks!

P.s. Sorry if it seems like I should just work out the answer by writing a program but my home computer doesn't have C++ compiler and I've got an exam in 2 days :S
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 Post subject: Re: constructor question
PostPosted: Wed, 29 Jun 2005 10:43:26 UTC 
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novice wrote:
Hi, if I have a constructor

IntStack( int n, int v = 0);

Does that mean that I can call IntStack(20) ? If I call IntStack(20, 10) would 10 overwrite the 0 for v?

Thanks!

P.s. Sorry if it seems like I should just work out the answer by writing a program but my home computer doesn't have C++ compiler and I've got an exam in 2 days :S


AFAIK yes and yes!
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