When we want to use several values, we can indirectly use the copy form of initialization by explicitly creating a (temporary) object to copy

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When we want to use several values, we can indirectly use the copy form of initialization by explicitly creating a (temporary) object to copy.

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2022-07-04

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string s8 = string(10, 'c'); // copy initialization; s8 is cccccccccc

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