Why can't structs have constructors?

[Tech07]

Why can't structs have constructors?

 

[Ian Collins]

Why can't structs have constructors?

Because they can.

 

[osmium]

Why can't structs have constructors?

That's pretty much the same as asking "Why can't eagles fly?"

 

[Ron]

That's pretty much the same as asking "Why can't eagles fly?"

Yep...the only difference between a struct and class is the
default access specifier (public in struct, private in class).

 

[Juha Nieminen]

Why can't structs have constructors?

Let me guess: What you *really* wanted to ask was: Why can't unions
have constructors?

 

[BGB / cr88192]

Let me guess: What you *really* wanted to ask was: Why can't unions
have constructors?

it is because of the amount of actual labor involved...

 

[saurabh]

Why can't structs have constructors?

They can.Looks like you studied structures from a C book,and then left
the structure topic while starting c++.
The only difference between Structures and Classes is ,that by default
everything in a class is private while everything in a struct by default
is public.