Answer by Rocket Procd for Make difference between copy and direct...
As suggested by @HolyBlackCatThis will work as expected.#include <iostream>class UnusualClass{ public: UnusualClass(const int &n){ std::cout<<"Copy initialization"; } explicit...
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I believe it's impossible in general, but if you only want to support the two ways of initialization you listed, there are hacky solutions.You need two constructors, one explicit and the other...
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Create an “UnusualClass” class in which direct and copy initialization produce different effects throughout. In particular, the attempt of direct or copy initialization should produce on the screen the...
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