Why cant we create Object if constructor is in private section?
- by Abhi
Dear all
I want to know why cant we create object if the constructor is in private section. I know that if i make a method static i can call that method using
<classname> :: <methodname(...)>;
But why cant we create object is my doubt...
I also know if my method is not static then also i can call function by the following...
class A
{
A();
public:
void fun1();
void fun2();
void fun3();
};
int main()
{
A *obj =(A*)malloc(sizeof(A));
//Here we can't use new A() because constructor is in private
//but we can use malloc with it, but it will not call the constructor
//and hence it is harmful because object may not be in usable state.
obj->fun1();
obj->fun2();
obj->fun3();
}
So only doubt is why cant we create object when constructor is in private section?
Thanks in advance
