//45_MemberInitializers

//45_MemberInitializers

#include "SimpleClass.h"
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
SimpleClass myObject (404, 808);
myObject.print();
}

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

#ifndef SIMPLECLASS_H
#define SIMPLECLASS_H


class SimpleClass
{
    public:
        SimpleClass(int a, int b);//constructor that takes two values
                                  //assign one to a reg variable and
                                  //one to a constant variable
        void print ();//function to print it out
    protected:
    private:
        int regVar;
        const int constVar;
};

#endif // SIMPLECLASS_H

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#include "SimpleClass.h"
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
//constant members need member syntax to be initialized

SimpleClass::SimpleClass(int a, int b) //
: regVar (a), //here is the special syntax (begins with ':') !!!member initialize syntax!!!
  constVar(b)//and it lays between ')' and '{' !!!don't put ';' after
{
    /*
    you don't write any of your code when initializing variables in curly braces
    */
}
void SimpleClass::print(){//i forgot to place '::' for the first time
cout<<"Reg_var is: "<<regVar<<" and const var is "<<constVar<<endl;
}