Technically speaking, constructors have no name. This may seem strange at first because you define a constructor for class X as X::X(). However, this construct is not the name of a constructor; it’s only a syntactic construct that enables you to declare and define a constructor. A constructor is a special member function that you can never call explicitly. It’s called implicitly when you instantiate an object. However, unlike ordinary functions, you cannot take its address or call it explicitly.


The Role of Call Data: How Call Tracking Can Improve Customer Experience
Who would argue that experiences reign supreme? But not just any experiences — the ones that occur when customers interact with your business. It’s these real-life interactions that have the