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A constructor that accepts one argument of a different type.
The compiler uses this idiom as one way to infer conversion rules for your class. A constructor with more than one argument and with default argument values can be interpreted by the compiler as a conversion constructor when the compiler is looking for an object of your constructor's type and sees an object of the type of the constructor's first argument.
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