[Dev-C++] Constructors for classes

[Socha, D. F <dav...@us...>]

If I had a node class (such as would be used in a linked list or a =
binary search tree) as such:
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class node{

		public:
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		int data;   //contains the data stored in the node
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		node* next;  //pointer to the next node
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		node(){  //default constructor
		}
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		node(int insData){  //constructor that accepts parameters

				data =3D insData;

		}
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		~node(){  //destructor
		}

};
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if i use this code later on in a program and create a new node =
dynamically using code such as:

		node* root =3D new node(5);

that should alocate the memory, call the constructor, and set the data =
portion of the node to 5.
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the constructor that is called is the one that will assign a value to =
data not the default constructor that does nothing, right?
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Thanks for all of your help,
David Socha