I’m declaring an instance of a class like so:
Matrix m;
This appears to implicitly initialize m (i.e. run the constructor). Is this actually the case?
I’m declaring an instance of a class like so: Matrix m; This appears to
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I’m declaring an instance of a class like so:
Matrix m;
This appears to implicitly initialize m (i.e. run the constructor). Is this actually the case?
Yes, the default constructor is called.
If there is no default constructor, this statement is ill-formed. If there are no user-declared constructors, the compiler provides a default constructor.