Ssn Constructor

Initializes an Ssn, either as a default or as specified.

There are four versions of the Ssn constructor. The default constructor sets all three parts to zero. The ssn can be specified as three parts, or as one string representing the full ssn. Or the ssn can be copied from another Ssn.

Overload List

	Name	Description
	Ssn::Ssn ()	Creates ssn, initializing all fields with zeroes.
	Ssn::Ssn (Ssn&)	Copies from another Ssn.
	Ssn::Ssn (std::string&)	Creates ssn by using one string without hyphens.
	Ssn::Ssn (std::string&, std::string&, std::string&)	Creates ssn by using the three specified parts.

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