Yeah it was introduced I think in C++17. It's called constructor initialization (named after how variables are initialized in class constructors). Another way is uniform initialization: int a {10};. Both of these ways can be combined with the old way: int a = (10) and int a = {10}.
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Yeah it was introduced I think in C++17. It's called constructor initialization (named after how variables are initialized in class constructors). Another way is uniform initialization:
int a {10};. Both of these ways can be combined with the old way:int a = (10)andint a = {10}.