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Language: C++
Expertise: All

Jul 9, 1999

Static Class Members may not be Initialized in a Constructor

A common mistake is to initialize static class members inside the constructor body or a member-initialization list like this:

 
class File
{
  private: 
    static bool locked;
  private: 
    File();
  //


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