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Initialization of an object produced by a new-expression is performed by placing (possibly empty) parenthesis or curly braces after the type being allocated. As seen in the following example, this This causes direct initialization of the pointed-to object to occur, which will zero-initialize the object if the initialization omits a value, as illustrated by the following code.
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int *i = new int(); // zero-initializes *i
int *j = new int{}; // zero-initializes *j
int *k = new int(12); // initializes *k to 12
int *l = new int{12}; // initializes *l to 12 |
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