Object combination of C + +

#include <stdio.h>
Initialization lists provide a way to initialize member variables
Constructor
Class M
{
Private
int MI;
Public
M (int i)
{
printf ("M (int i), i=%d\n", i);
Mi=i;
}
int Geti ()
{
return MI;
}

};

    class Test
   {
        private:
        const int C; Variables cannot initialize
      &NBSP;M M1 When a member is defined inside a class;
       m m2;
         public:
        Test (): C (1), M1 (2), M2 (3)                  }

       void print ()       {
        printf ("c=%d,m1.mi=%d,m2.mi=%d\n", C,m1.geti (), M2.geti ());
     }

};

void Run ()
{
Test T1;
T1.print ();
}
int main ()
{
Run ();
printf ("Press any key to continue ...");
GetChar ();
return 0;

}

Object combination of C + +