c++ Programming Glossary: b1.pub

Is uninitialized data behavior well specified?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6824488/is-uninitialized-data-behavior-well-specified

value of their data. Case 1 BaseClass B1 cout B1.pub B1.pub endl This prints out B1.pub 1629556548 Which is fine... value of their data. Case 1 BaseClass B1 cout B1.pub B1.pub endl This prints out B1.pub 1629556548 Which is fine. I actually.. 1 BaseClass B1 cout B1.pub B1.pub endl This prints out B1.pub 1629556548 Which is fine. I actually thought it would get initialized..

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