How does the return statement interact with constructors or destructors in C++?
- It can exit a constructor prematurely.
- It causes the destructor to be called immediately.
- It can be used to return a value from the constructor.
- It has no use in constructors and destructors.
Constructors don't return values, so the return statement isn't used to return a value. However, it can be used to exit a constructor prematurely under certain conditions. Destructors also don't return values, and the use of a return statement in them would be to exit early, which is very rare.
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