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212Part III: Introduction to ClassesMaking constructors workThe constructor is a special member function that’s called automatically whenan object is created. It carries the same name as the class to differentiate itfrom the other members of the class. The designers of C++ could have madeup a different rule, such as: “The constructor must be called init().” Itwouldn’t have made any difference, as long as the compiler could recognizethe constructor. In addition, the constructor has no return type, not evenvoid, because it is only called automatically — if the constructor did returnsomething, there would be no place to put it. A constructor cannot beinvoked manually.Constructing a single objectWith a constructor, the class Student appears as follows://// Constructor - example that invokes a constructor//#include #include #include using namespace std;class Student{public:Student(){cout