In what order are aggregated classes deleted?

Question

Say I have a base class A that combines B and C:

class A  
{  
    B _b;  
    C _c;  
} 

in what order will _b and _c be deleted?
I read somewhere that this is the reverse order of their distribution.
So, I think in this little example, _c is deleted before _b, right?

Now, if I have a constructor A that looks like this:

A::A():  
_c(...),  
_b(...)  
{  
}

In what order are the _b and _c constructors called?
If the _b constructor is really called before _c alone (relative to their order in A), then I find it really counteracting intuitive!

In this case, what will be the order of destruction?

Thank you for your help!:)

(On a side note, I can't seem to type "}" in the Stackoverflow editor. Had to copy and paste from an external editor !?)

Answer 1

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, -, A. _b, _c, A. A , . . A , _c , _b ( ). , "A" .

Answer 2

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_c , _b , .

Answer 3

, -.

in your case

A::A():  
_c(...),  
_b(...)  
{  
}

implies the same build / destroy order as

A::A():  
_b(...),
_c(...)  
{  
}