Q-2 Which of the following is incorrect with respect to constructors in C++?
A) A constructor can call member function of its class.
B) If the default constructor is defined explicitly then, compiler will not define the constructor implicitly, it calls the constructor implicitly.
C) A constructor cannot dynamically allocate for an object at the time of their construction.
D) These cannot be static
@gamecreator762 hey you can call member function of class from constructor provided they are not virtual function ,in second option if constructor is defined explicitily than compiler will call that constructor not implicit one ,in third option you can create a but new keyword should not throw any exception,and in last option c++ do not support static constructors.Hope you get it.
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