The following program shows how to initialize an array of objects.
#include <iostream.h>
class emp
{
private :
int i ;
public:
emp( int ii = 5 )
{
i = ii ;
}
void print( )
{
cout << i << endl ;
}
} ;
main( )
{
emp e1 ( 10 ) ;
emp e2[4] = { e1, emp ( 15 ), 17 } ;
}
In the above program e2[0] will get initialized with the contents of e1. e2[1] will get initialized with a object whose i equals 15 and e2[2] with an object whose i value would be 17. The last element, e2[3] will be initialized with an object whose i takes the default value of 5.
