Inheritance Issue

[goldenchild731]

This my code

//.h file code:

#include <string>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

	class One
	{
	public:
		int a;

		One();
		One(int a);
	};
	class Two
	{
	public:
		One *uno;
		int b;
		Two();
		Two(int b, int a);
	};


//.cpp file code:

One::One()
{
	a = 0;
}

One::One(int a)
{
	this->a = a;
}

Two::Two()
{
	uno = new One();
}

Two::Two(int b, int a)
{
	this->b = b;
uno = new One(a);
}

static void main()
{
	Two *t1 = new Two();
	Two *t2 = new Two(2,3);
	std::cout << t1->b << " " << t1->uno->a << std::endl;
	std::cout << t2->b << " " << t2->uno->a << std::endl;

}

My output:
-842150451 0
2 3
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Desired output:
0 0
2 3
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Why is t1->b not displaying 0 but -842150451?

[Bazzy]

Because you are not initializing it in the constructor

[goldenchild731]

I am not following where am I not initializing the constructor?
and if so how do I initialize the constructor?

[goldenchild731]

Oh i see Two *t1 = new Two(0,0);
Thank You