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How is the 'constructor' mentioned in the text different in C++ compared to C?

C++ does not support constructors

In C++, constructors can initialize const members

In C++, constructors can initialize const members while in C, const members can only be assigned values in the declaration. C++ also allows for default arguments in constructors, which is not possible in C. Option A is incorrect because C++ does support constructors. Option C is incorrect because memory management in C++ is handled by other features such as destructors and smart pointers. Option D is incorrect because explicit constructor declaration is allowed in both C and C++.

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C++ uses constructors for memory management

C requires explicit constructor declaration

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