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In article <3v2edj$n6u@dub-news-svc-6.compuserve.com>, 71754.2053@compuserve.com (Wayne  Conrad) says:
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>>Can I declare a constructor and a destructor for a structure (struct {})?
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>Yep.
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>The difference between a struct and a class in C++ is very simple.  In
>a class, members start out being private unless you say otherwise with
>the "public:" or "protected:" keywords.  In a struct, members start
>out being public unless you say otherwise with the "private:" or
>"protected:" keywords.
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>As far as I know, that's the only difference between a class and a
>struct.
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The same reason holds good for the derivation signature also.

- Ramesh