Unified Initialization with {}
Explore the concept of unified initialization in C++11 using {} braces. Understand how this syntax ensures safe and uniform initialization for variables, prevents narrowing conversions, and differs from traditional direct and copy initialization.
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The initialization of variables became uniform in C++11. For unified initialization, we need the {} brackets.
{}initialization is always applicable.
Direct initialization #
Variables can be declared directly without the assignment operator:
std::string str{"my String"};
int i{2011};