Const Data Member In C++

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[@CppNuts]

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[@keerthanraobj2149]

Very good explanation with practical example sir

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Noted

[@mapradnardev]

I have a simple class
class base{
public:
const int x;
base(){cout

[@CppNuts]

First of all the syntax is wrong for second Ctor.

[@ankushladani496]

Nice explaination...👏👏

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[@behindthescene4406]

Hey can u help at 14:08 why output are like constructed
Constructed
Motog4
iPhone ...
Why not like constructed motog4
Constructed iPhone

[@santhoskumar1369]

Follow up : we can change values of const variables or members through pointers.
Eg. *(string*)&p1="Sample"; will change pname of p1 even it is given as private.

[@behindthescene4406]

Hey can u help at 14:08 why output are like constructed
Constructed
Motog4
iPhone ...
Why not like constructed motog4
Constructed iPhone

[@santhoskumar1369]

@@behindthescene4406 because constructor will be called during object creation, then only functions are called as per the program.

[@behindthescene4406]

When fcn are called them it must be in sequence na...that's my doubts

[@huistv2005]

Is there an answer to this pointer question?

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Now they've started putting more ads

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[@cid007007]

i am changing already initialized constant variable using initializer list, it should give compilation but it compiled and giving output :
#include
using namespace std;
class Base
{
const int x=90;
public:
Base(int a):x{a} {}
void getX(){ cout

[@behindthescene4406]

He already told that .....intializer list only work with constructor as you already assigned value to it ...it will be showcasing u the same value ...if u won't intialyzes at early stage definitely it will throw error

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