How is a custom constructor inherited?

Question

OOP

Hello!
I have a base class and its constructor:

class dom
{
public:
  dom(int h, string name);
  string n_Name;
  int height;
private:
};
dom::dom(int h, string name)
{
  n_Name = name;
  height = h;
  cout << "Constructor 1 in work" << endl;
};

I'm creating a derived class, and there's a misunderstanding here that doesn't clear up in the context of reading Dawson's book.

class skyskr : public dom
{
public:
  int kol_lud;
  void st(int h);
  skyskr();????
};

Which constructor should I define for a derived class? I know that constructors are not inherited - does that mean base class variables will be inherited but will be empty? I experimented in different ways: I defined the arguments of the derived class, like the constructor of the base class, and tried to write new ones - the studio swears.

Answer 1

skyskr::skyskr()
: dom(1, "test")
{
}