>Hello all,
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>Are there cases where it's better to not add the constructor for a class?
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>I would say no but that's why I ask the question :-)
>
>Regards
Yes, there are cases when you don't need a constructor.
You'll need a constructor if:
- you are passing parameters when you instantiate an object of the class
-you are doing some initialization when you instantiate an object of the class.
- you are using polymorphism.
Anyone who does not go overboard- deserves to.
Malcolm Forbes, Sr.