title: C++ Inheritance: Calling Base Class Constructor In Header
body: <p>Assume class <code>Child</code> is a derived class of the class <code>Parent</code>. In a five file program, how would I specify in <code>Child.h</code> that I want to call the constructor of <code>Parent</code>? I don't think something like the following is legal inside the header:</p>
  
  <pre><code>Child(int Param, int ParamTwo) : Parent(Param);
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>In this situation, what should <code>Child.cpp</code>'s constructor syntax look like?</p>