[discuss] inaccurate description

[Kaiyang Lyu(Kevin Lui)]

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Reference to const
There is no const reference because the reference itself is a const pointer

reference is NOT an object, that's the reason why NO reference itself is const.

[Kaiyang Lyu(Kevin Lui)]

// class
class A
{
private:
    const int a;                // constant object member, can only be assigned in the initialization list
};

// constant object member, can only be assigned in the initialization list is not accurate, besides initialization list, we can use in-class initializer since C++11

// class
class A
{
private:
    const int a=1;                // constant object member, can only be assigned in the initialization list
};

[huihut]

It has been modified, thanks

[Kaiyang Lyu(Kevin Lui)]

Understand what functions C ++ silently writes and calls (the compiler secretly creates a default constructor, copy constructor, copy assignment operator, destructor for class)
C++11 secretly creates move constructor, move assignment operator , above is true before C++11. Better to put comment about it.