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October 16th, 2008, 04:59 AM
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Why we don't have Virtual Constructor when we have Virtual Destructor ?
Hi,
Is there any technical reason behind for not having a Virtual Constructor ?
Upto my knowledge it may be because, since we know the type of constructor we are calling(which implicitly says that, we know the type of object) there is no need to have Virtual keyword for constructors ?
Is my analysis correct ?
Thanks
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