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Throughout this course, you will learn all the options to initialize data members in C++ using a simpler syntax and safer code. More specifically, in this mini course you will learn non-static data member initialization, inline variables, designated initializers, and more. Additionally, you’ll see the changes and new techniques from C++11 to C++20 to really round out your understanding.

Initializing Data Members: From C++11 till C++20

## The case with `auto` type deduction

Since we can declare and initialize a variable inside a class, can we also/still use `auto`? It seems pretty natural and follows the AAA (Almost Always Auto) Rule.

# The case with `auto` type deduction

Since we can declare and initialize a variable inside a class, can we also/still use `auto`? It seems pretty natural and follows the AAA (Almost Always Auto) Rule.

In this lesson, we’ll discuss the current limitations of non-static data member initialization.

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Limitations of New Features

The case with `auto` type deduction

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Limitations of New Features

The case with auto type deduction

The case with `auto` type deduction