I am declaring a class in a header file something like: /////////////// headerfile A.h //////////// #include "B.h" class A { private: B val; // Blah } As can be seen above, i've declared a class 'A' in its header file. I've created an object of class 'B' as a private member of class 'A'. Class 'B' also got a 'zero argument constructor'. As such will it be get called ??? How can i make sure that 'zero argument constructor' of class B, must be get called before i use it in any method of class A ???

Christian Graus wrote: VC++8. Really !! I mean are you saying this seriously??? Do microsoft have plans to include class wizard in next major version of Visual Studio ?????

I've not yet entered into the .NET world, though i have some primary knowledge about C#. Can anyone one tell me, according to your experience, which one is faster whether MC++ or C#. Suppose we develop a program in C# which is a stand alone program and not mixes with C++ code, then will this program be faster than similar C# program ????