Overloading of destructor, C/C++ Programming

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Edward 2/13/2013 1:35:46 AM No. You can have just only one destructor for a class Fred. It is always called Fred:: ~Fred (). It never takes any type of parameters, and it never returns anything. You can''t pass parameters to the destructor anyway, as you never explicitly call a destructor (well, almost never).

Edward

2/13/2013 1:35:46 AM

No. You can have just only one destructor for a class Fred. It is always called Fred:: ~Fred (). It never takes any type of parameters, and it never returns anything.

You can''t pass parameters to the destructor anyway, as you never explicitly call a destructor (well, almost never).

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