Suppose we want a constructor for a class that does nothing, and we will never want to write a constructor that does something. It is good programming practice to:
A. write a constructor that does nothing (has no parameters and no lines of code in its function block)
B. leave the constructor out, because the same type of constructor will be supplied by the compiler automatically
C. make a null constructor
D. make a constructor that sets all integer data members to 0
A
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