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Hi,

My teacher recently showed the class an example where an a simple addition operator was overloaded for a class. He then went on to show a line where the integer 1 was added to the object. He said the 1 was implicitly converted to an object of the class because a constructor was defined for the class that takes one int as an argument. My question is what rules govern implicit typecasts to user defined classes.

InfoGeek

The constructor is used to build the object in such cases. The constructor must take a single argument. Also, You can avoid implicit conversions by using the Explicit keyword with the constructor.

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