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Your public single-argument constructor Sokect(int); absolutely must be marked explicit unless you wish to allow passing int values where Sokect objects are expected. See some of theseanswers for more detail on how this works.
Your public single-argument constructor Sokect(int); absolutely must be marked explicit unless you wish to allow passing int values where Sokect objects are expected. See some of theseanswers for more detail on how this works.
Your public single-argument constructor Sokect(int); absolutely must be marked explicit unless you wish to allow passing int values where Sokect objects are expected. See some of theseanswers for more detail on how this works.
