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Implicitly declared/defined member functions and inheritance
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[QUOTE="Ioannis Vranos, post: 1542594"] When you create a class SomeClass, an assignment operator and a copy constructor are created implicitly which provide shallow copying (all data members are copied value-wise), also a "default" constructor doing nothing ( SomeClass() ) and a "default" destructor doing nothing. Everything is inherited (and can be disabled). Perhaps you may clarify what you mean with "inherited". [/QUOTE]
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