Weird polymorphism c++? -
this question has answer here:
anyone can explain weird bit in line of code me?
classa::classa(std::string aname) : name(aname)
appearantly, declaration of class
class classa { public: std::string name; classa(std::string aname); }; and weird line of code appeared in cpp file
classa::classa(std::string aname) : name(aname) it's not polymorphism right? then, it?
this constructor initialization list:
classa::classa(std::string aname) : name(aname) // constructor initialization list { // ctor body. name initialized here } it means data member name gets initialized value of aname.
it orthogonal polymorphism.
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