You have to be a bit careful - unfortunately, C++ has one of the most
convoluted rules when objects are zero initialized or not.
As a rule of thumb:
* whenever you are working with a plain "double", "float", "int",
etc. it is best to explicitly initialize the variable (because C++ in
most cas
Hi dealii developers,
I would like to ask(confirm)whether zero is the initial value of
different-type data, e.g. for double, int, Vector and Tensor. For
example, if I just define double x;. Does x have an initial value of 0.0?
Moreover, in my task, I set initial values of a variable, e.g. "a",
