Use constructor to init member variables : Constructor « Class « C++

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C++ » Class » Constructor Screenshots  Use constructor to init member variables    #include <iostream> using namespace std; class myclass {   int i, j; public:   myclass(int x, int y) {      i = x;      j = y;    }   void show() {      cout << i << " " << j;    } }; int main() {   myclass count(2, 3);   count.show();   return 0; }                               Related examples in the same category 1. Constructing and Destructing sequence for three level inheritance 2. Parameterized Constructors 3. string type constructor 4. Use Double value as the constructor parameter 5. Constructor: different parameter type 6. Use automatic conversions to assign new values 7. Call constructor from base class 8. Constructor with 2 parameters 9. Define constructor outside a class definition 10. overloading class constructors 11. Constructor with parameter value checking