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Type Inference (auto) and Range-based for loop If a class has an initializer list constructor, then it takes priority over other forms of construction. The initialization of b invokes the constructor.
If no conversion exists, or only a narrowing conversion exists, the program is ill-formed. Implicit type conversion will be used where necessary. That is, each data member of an object, in turn, will be copy-initialized with the corresponding value from the initializer-list. The initialization of a behaves exactly as though it were aggregate-initialization. One thing, there are differences in terms of priorities, it's set in this order:
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