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Initialization of data members inside a class

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Is it permissible to initialize non-static data members inside a class,
like so?

class whatever
{
   int x = 9;
   const int y = 10;
...
};

If so, is there a reference in the "standard" that grants this
permission, and when did this syntax come about?

Thanks


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