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Chapter 32: | How To Write Constructors that Call other Constructors |
In Chapter 11, you learned that constructors are member
functions that you use to construct class objects. In this chapter, you
learn how to arrange for one class's constructor to call another class's
constructor explicitly. This connection of constructors is useful, for
example, when you want a box_car
default constructor to make use of
argument-bearing constructors found in the higher-level box
and
railroad_car
classes.