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17-10-2013, 22:18

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Same initialization as declaration in constructor, why?

I was looking through the basic tutorial on C++ with an FRC robot.

The code:

Code:

public:
   RobotDemo(void):
      myRobot(1,2),
      stick(1)

The comments say these declarations have to be initialized in the same order as they are declared.

Why is this?

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