Structure sequence of C ++ class members

First, the initialization of each member of the parent class, the default constructor of each member, then the constructor of the parent class, and then the initialization of each member, the default constructor of each member, then there is your own constructor.

Class
{
Public:
A ()
{
Cout <"construct a" <Endl;
}
};

Class combinebase
{
Public:
Combinebase ()
{
Cout <"construct combinebase" <Endl;
}
};

Class combine: Public combinebase
{
Public:
Combine (int I)
{
Cout <"construct combine" <Endl;
}

PRIVATE:
A d;
};

Output result:

Construct combinebase

Construct

Construct combine

Initialize static members of the base class and subclass in Java first, and then