i can't come up with benefits...
but a potential use is here
class c1
{
private:
c1()
{
}
public:
static c1* makeobject(accept credentials)
{
//check for privileges
//if requester is privileged then make an object.(check credentials)
//make an object by calling constructor explicitly
return object;
}
};
int main()
{
c1 *obj1;
obj1 = c1::makeobject(my credentials);
}
//as constructor is private , we can't make an object directly. we'll let
the class decide who can make an object of it.
// if the class finds the requester privileged then it would let it create
an object otherwise give error.
correct me if i'm wrong, or tell me if you need more explanation.
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