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Desctructor Explanation in C++
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Desctructor Explanation
Destructor is inverse of the constructor. Destructor usually called when the objects are deallocated. To call it explicitly we can use classname with preceding a symbol ~
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class ForgetCode {
ForgetCode(int i); // constructor
~ForgetCode(); // destructor
};
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