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Default member initializer in C++ allows for the direct initialization of class member variables at the point of declaration, enhancing code readability and reducing the risk of uninitialized variables. This feature, introduced in C++11, supports both fundamental types and user-defined types, ensuring consistent and predictable initialization behavior across different constructors.
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