A constructor must have the same name as the
A) first private data member.
B) first public data member.
C) class.
D) first object of the class.
E) function return type.

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A constructor must have the same name as the class it belongs to. This allows for the automatic initialization of objects when they are created, and helps to ensure that the object is in a valid state before it is used. Private and public data members do not affect the naming of the constructor, and the name of the first object is not relevant. The return type of a constructor is always implicitly the class type, so it does not need to be specified.

A Constructor Must Have the Same Name as the