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Message: [QUOTE="Andrey Tarasevich, post: 2566090"] It would be "what ever" if "default" was just an English word. But in this context it is not just a word. In C++ terminology it is a term with concrete meaning. Hmm... You wording is unclear. 'this' is not a function. As Tom explained, 'this' is a name of an implicit parameter present in every non-static member function of a class. All non-static member functions have it. Whether they are implicitly defined or user-defined makes no difference. C code? What exactly do you mean by "C code" in this case? There's no such thing as "classes" or "member functions" in C language. They just recursively perform the same operations on the subobjects of the entire object (bases and data members). For example, copy constructor will try to copy-initialize all subobjects of the object. [/QUOTE]