Quote:Original post by JingoQuote:Original post by Triglav
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int main()
{
SnakesRoom room1(); // nice
return 0;
}
SnakesRoom room1(); is actually a function declaration, it doesnt create an instance of SnakesRoom .
SnakesRoom room1; //nicer
:)
#include <iostream> #include <windows.h> #include <string> using namespace std; // this line is really shitty, use "using cout" insteadclass CItem{ // your CItem object};class SnakesRoom : public CItem{ // your SnakesRoom object SnakesRoom (){ std::cout << "Constructor Called"; }};int main(){ SnakesRoom room1(); // nice return 0;}Quote:Original post by Jingo
Doesn't :/.
Run this modified version of the code, you wont get the constructor message, it will never be called, as you are not creating an instance.
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