Initial values of variables
About initialization of variables...(read here in cpluplus)
Is there a way to tell that all numeric variables of my program have a default value of 0.
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Thanks
| When declaring a regular local variable, its value is by default undetermined |
Is there a way to tell that all numeric variables of my program have a default value of 0.
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Thanks
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You have to explicitly assign them zero.
Or, much more verbosely, use boost::value_initialized, which is nothing more than a class that is intended to wrap a fundamental type and initialize it to zero when default constructed.
Or, much more verbosely, use boost::value_initialized, which is nothing more than a class that is intended to wrap a fundamental type and initialize it to zero when default constructed.
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