Until now in our C++ programs, we are initializing the data members of a class by creating one or more member functions and passing values as parameters to those functions. We know that C++ considers user-defined types on par with pre-defined types. We can initialize a pre-defined type at the time of declaration itself as shown below: int x = 20; Similarly, to initialize the data members when an object is created, C++ provides a special member function called a constructor and to de-initialize an object, another special member function called a destructor is used. Constructor
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An introduction to constructors in Programming
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