__init__() not called automatically
Sriek
scharan20 at gmail.com
Thu May 26 04:12:39 EDT 2005
if i understand C++ right, in c++ you CAN explicitly call the base
constructor ( for eg. if it requires some particular arguements ), but,
the compiler automatically has to call the base class constructor ( see
the rules for constructing an object of the derived classes ).
But, yes, C++ can be too disgusting sometimes. But, i like the C++
design philosophy ( read D & E of C++ ? ), the rasons for various
features are intellgently put inplace.
Correct me if i am wrong about both the paragraphs. ok? T
Thanks
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