True or false: main is always the first function called in any C++ program? Technically, this is true in C. But in C++, there is one way you can excute code before main is called?and that’s by instantiating a global object that has a defined constructor. In this case, the constructor executes before entering main. Here’s an example:
#includeusing namespace std;class runfirst{ public: runfirst(void) { cout << "we are in runfirst can you believe it" << endl; } dofirst;int main(){ cout << "woops we arrived to the party late in main" << endl; return 0;} 
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