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Throughout this course, you will learn all the options to initialize data members in C++ using a simpler syntax and safer code. More specifically, in this mini course you will learn non-static data member initialization, inline variables, designated initializers, and more. Additionally, you’ll see the changes and new techniques from C++11 to C++20 to really round out your understanding.

Initializing Data Members: From C++11 till C++20

## Handling default values

You can initialize data members in various constructors, delegate them to reuse code, and inherit from base classes. Yet, we can still improve at assigning default values for data members! 

See below:

# Handling default values

You can initialize data members in various constructors, delegate them to reuse code, and inherit from base classes. Yet, we can still improve at assigning default values for data members! 

See below:

Here, you’ll see how to add default values for data members with a new C++11 feature.

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Non-Static Data Members Initialization in C++11

Handling default values