Subject: C++ Compilation Error Not Detected for Missing Constructor

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Describe your issue

I found an issue where a C++ program compiles successfully on [Code Chef] but should logically fail due to the absence of a required constructor.

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Additional info

Expected Behavior:

• This code should not compile because there is no constructor defined in the Car class.
• When calling Car c1(...);, the compiler should throw an error (something like “no matching constructor found”).

Actual Behavior on [Platform Name]:

• The code compiles successfully and runs without any errors.

Possible Issue:

• The platform’s C++ compiler may be automatically generating an implicit constructor, which is not standard behavior when arguments are passed.
• There could be a custom compiler setting or modification in the backend that allows this incorrect behavior.

Suggested Fix:

• Ensure the compiler follows standard C++ rules and does not allow object initialization when no valid constructor exists.
• Verify if any custom extensions or settings are affecting constructor behavior.

Could you please review this issue and confirm if it’s an intended feature or a bug?

Thanks,
Vinayak Kumar