C++ class constructor syntax

[Markup]

class client
{
public:
 client(blah& thing, . . .) : uno_(thing), dos_(thing)
 {

 

What does the ":" after the function parameters do? Can't find any info anywhere

[opeious]

class student
{
public:
int roll;
int marks;

protected:
char name[50];
};

 

':' indicates that from that point on all variables beyond that point are in public scope of the class (for "public:")

[Markup]

class student
{
public:
int roll;
int marks;

protected:
char name[50];
};

 

':' indicates that from that point on all variables beyond that point are in public scope of the class (for "public:")

 

Sorry, forgot about the other ":"

 

I mean the one in here:

client(blah& thing, . . .) : uno_(thing), dos_(thing) 

[Markup]

Sorted =]

 

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