Why am I not able to use implicit initialization?

Question

This is what I have:

Complex.h
class Complex
{
public:
    Complex(double initialRealPart, double initialImaginaryPart = 0.0)
    : realPart(initialRealPart), imaginaryPart(initialImaginaryPart)
    {
    }
    Complex() { }

private:
    double realPart;
    double imaginaryPart;
};


int main()
{
    Complex c = 4.5;
}

Isn't implicit initialization supposed to work in this situation?

EDIT: Oops, I actually had realPart and imaginaryPart as doubles in my code. It's still not working, though.

When I try to initialize implicitly, it says no suitable conversion from double to Complex.

EDIT2: I also had a Complex() constructor that didn't take in any arguments in my Complex.h

Answer 1

Probably your mistake is that you made realPart and imaginaryPart to be of type int

Otherwise this code has no errors.