Now I wonder how C++ compiler goes about initializing the class within. Are there any order needed?
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class Test {
public:
Test() {
// inside here must instantiate and initialize Test1 and Test2 ? Or only when I need an object
//of Test1 and Test2 then I initialize ?
}
private:
class Test1 {
};
class Test2 {
};
}
