In most languages that provide constructors or destructors, how are they named?

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Alchen [17]1 year ago

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In most languages that provide constructors or destructors, The names are based on the class name

Initializing and cleaning up objects for classes is far more difficult than it is for simple data structures because classes include intricate internal structures, including data and functions. Special member functions called constructors and destroyers are used to create and get rid of class objects. Allocating memory and initialising objects may be part of construction. Cleanup and memory deallocation for objects may be required during destruction.

Constructors and destructors, like other member functions, are declared within a class declaration. They may be defined within the class declaration or separately. Default parameters are possible for constructors. Constructors can have member initialization lists, but other member functions cannot.

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