Question

distinguish between the following two statements time t2(t1) time t2=t1​

Answer 1

Answer:

time t2(t1) :  explicit copy constructor.

time t2=t1: implicit copy constructor.

Explanation:

Answer 2

The first statement refers to a period of time between two points, while the second statement equates two different designations of time to the same point in time.

The two statements have different meanings:

1) "Time t2(t1)" implies a duration of time,

where t2 is the end time

t1 is the start time.

It means that the time period from t1 to t2 is being considered, and the duration or events that occurred within that period are being measured or analyzed.

2) "Time t2=t1" means that two different designations of time are the same, or they are referring to the same moment in time.

It is essentially saying that t1 and t2 are interchangeable, and represent the same point in time.

In short, the first statement refers to a period of time between two points,

While the second statement equates two different designations of time to the same point in time.

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