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Message: [QUOTE="Bjarke Hammersholt Roune, post: 4058627"] So I guess you are not right, if T is zero-initialized then all its POD Interesting answer to the third question - this introduces another concept: zero-initialization. If what I wrote for the first two questions is correct, then no zero-initialization occurs, since what I wrote was all about the default constructor being called or not. In that case zero-initialization isn't relevant to the question, since zero-initialization isn't what happens in the two lines I wrote, even if the result of calling the default constructors would be the same as zero-initialization for the case that A=int. However, it is also possible that I was wrong and what happens when you write A* a = new A[10]; or perhaps A* a = new A[10](); is zero-initialization and not default construction. In that case it certainly is relevant. I now know more but am more confused! :) Cheers Bjarke Hammersholt Roune [/QUOTE]