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all right so in this video i'm talking about copy constructors in c plus plus um so to explain the concept of copy constructors let's have a class called vector and in the private members of this class i have a an integer pointer called vec and a size and in the constructor i basically initialize the size uh in the default value is 10 and then i create an array dynamically on the heap and make vec point to that array particularly the first element of that array and because this is a dynamic memory that is allocated on the heap we're supposed to be cleaning it up that's why we provide we provide a destructor that is going to delete that memory when we go for example out of scope okay so it's a pretty simple class and what we're trying to do next is create an object uh of this class a uh using this constructor right and then we're trying to create another object b off of a so we have an existing object a and we're creating b off of a so this is how we say this in c plus plus or we basic...