A(n) is used in C++ to guarantee the initialization of a class instance. A const

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A(n) is used in C++ to guarantee the initialization of a class instance. A constructor has the name as the class itself. Member functions arc sometimes called in other object-oriented languages. A(n) is a member function that is automatically called to destroy an object. To access a particular member function, the code must list the object name and the name of the function separated from each other by a. A constructor has no parameters. A precedes the destructor name in the declaration. A(n) member function has its implementation given in the class declaration. In an array of objects, if the default constructor is invoked, then it is applied to object in the array. A constructor is a member function that is invoked whenever a class instance it created.

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2.A constructor has the same name as the class itself.

6.A default Constructor has no parameters.

10.A constructor is a member function that is an object is invoked whenever a class instance is created.

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