Can I have a reference as a data member of a class? If yes, then how do I initialise it?
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Answer / Irshad Ahamad
Yes, you can have a reference as a data member of a class. To initialize it, you should use the initialization list in the constructor's function body instead of the member initializer list within the class declaration.
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