tut35.cpp

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

// Destructor never takes an argument nor does it return any value
int count = 0;
class num
{
public:
    num()
    {
        count++;
        cout << "This is the time when constructor is calles for objects number " << count << endl;
    }
    ~num()
    {
        cout << "This is the time when my destructor is  called for object number " << count << endl;
        count--;
    }
};

int main()
{
    cout << " We are inside our main function " << endl;
    cout << " Creating first objects n1 " << endl;
    num n1;
    {
        cout << " Entering this block " << endl;
        cout << " Creating two more objects " << endl;
        num n2, n3;
        cout << " Exiting this block "<<endl;
    }
    cout << " Back to main "<< endl ; 
    return 0;
}