I hope this is a simple question. What does it mean when you add a : (something) onto a constructor? For instance:
does this just declare that the class has access to some public::ba::b?
C++:
class foo : public bar::ba::b //<- This part (: public ...?)
{
public:
...
}
does this just declare that the class has access to some public::ba::b?
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