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      <description>Do not carry away with the title &amp;ldquo;All about copy constructor in C++ with example&amp;rdquo;. In this article, I am not going to describe what copy constructor in C++ is. There is plenty of material available for that over the internet. Rather we will discuss why, where &amp;amp; how it used, how compiler synthesizes it for you and in what scenarios it called or not synthesized.
Why: Copy Constructor The simple answer is to copy the data within the same data types, but if you want more concrete idea then see below image:</description>
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