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Can a copy constructor be made private? - Practice (English) | ObjectiveMcq

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Can a copy constructor be made private?

Correct Answer: D — Yes, always

Explanation:

The copy constructor can be defined as private. If we make it private then the objects of the class can’t be copied. It can be used when a class used dynamic memory allocation.

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