One thing to note here, the compiler sees obj3 = obj1 differently than RuleOfThree obj3 = obj1. for obj3 = obj1, compiler sees it as mere assignment operation and it executes the default copy constructor, but if compiler sees RuleOfThree obj3 = obj1, it will execute the user-defined copy constructor.
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One thing to note here, the compiler sees obj3 = obj1 differently than RuleOfThree obj3 = obj1. for obj3 = obj1, compiler sees it as mere assignment operation and it executes the default copy constructor, but if compiler sees RuleOfThree obj3 = obj1, it will execute the user-defined copy constructor.
Great explanation, came in not knowing and left knowing
Great tutorial! Thanks for putting it out!
Thank you Dr Skiles
I enjoyed your style of explanation - any chance you’ll do a video on rule of 5 and move semantics as well?
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