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Which destructor is called in which sequence at the end of the main program?

Assume I have the following code structure:

class A .... { ..... }
class B .... { .... }

main () {

A a;
B b;

.....

}

Both objcts a and b are created at the beginning.

But when the main program reaches the end which destructor is called first:

~A()

or

~B()

?
Mark

Dec 21 '07 #1
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