Which of the following statements are false?

		- Each class can define a constructor for custom object initialization.
		- A constructor cannot specify parameters.
		- C++ requires a constructor call for every object that's created.
		- A constructor is a special member function that must have the same name as the class. - If a class defines a constructor, the compiler will not create a default constructor for that class. - An uninitialized fundamental-type variable is implicitly initialized to zero. - A string's default constructor initializes the object to the empty string - You must list an access specifier for every member. - Declaring data members private is known as data hiding. private data members are encapsulated (hidden) in an object and can be accessed only by member functions of the object's class.