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1. Java programmer - how do C++ people use classes? Pointers to classes, default parameters?    stackoverflow.com

I know my way around object-oriented programming, but I'm used to Java, and I never touched C++ until recently. I think my problem is not so much related to syntax as ...

2. Why doesn't Java have a copy constructor?    stackoverflow.com

Why doesn't Java support a copy constructor like in C++?

3. constructor and variable names in c++ vs java    stackoverflow.com

I'm learning c++ coming from a java background (knowing a little C from many years ago)... in Java, it's common practice to use "this" inside a constructor to distinguish the variable passed ...

4. Translate C++ Constructor into Java    stackoverflow.com

I'm working on translating a small package from C++ to Java. I've never really used C++, so some of the syntax is a bit of a mystery. In particular, I'm having ...

5. What is the C++ equivalent of java.lang.Object x = new Foo()?    stackoverflow.com

What is the C++ equivalent of java.lang.Object x = new Foo()?

6. Differences between the C++ and the Java object model    stackoverflow.com

1. In Java it is very easy to serialize objects. In C++ it is only safe(?) to memcpy objects as long as they are like C structs (no polymorpism). In C++, if ...

7. C++ this in constructor?    stackoverflow.com

Possible Duplicate:
c++ call constructor from constructor

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8. Why doesn't Java have intializer lists like in C++?    stackoverflow.com

In C++, you can use an initializer list to initialize the class's fields before the constructor begins running. For example:

Foo::Foo(string s, double d, int n) : name(s), weight(d), age(n) {
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9. C++, using this to call a constructor from itself    stackoverflow.com

I was writing some java last night and I had two constructors that looked basically alike, except my default constructor provided some values to my object, it was something like this:

testObject(){
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10. Create java native method for constructor    stackoverflow.com

I am writing a program in Java and I would like to create a native interface for a library written in C++. But I am confused with how to write a ...

11. Are there copy constructors in Java like in C++?    coderanch.com

While a copy constructor is perfectly feasible in Java, a lot of people would use clone() instead. I do tend to use clone(), myself, though I think it's a clunky part of the language. Regarding things that C++ does implicitly, one of the big differences between C++ and Java is that Java does far fewer things implicitly. Try stepping through a ...