Differentiate between a constructor and a destructor in...

Constructor	Destructor
A constructor is used to initialize the instance of a class or object.	A destructor simply destroys the objects when they are no longer needed.
A constructor is called when a new instance of a class or object is created.	A destructor is called when an instance of a class or object is deleted or released.
A constructor allocates the memory.	A destructor releases or frees the memory.
Constructors can have arguments.	A destructor cannot have any arguments.
Overloading of the constructor is possible in C++.	Overloading of destructors is not possible.
A constructor has the same name as class name.	A destructor also has the same name as class name but with (~) tiled operator.

Differentiate between a constructor and a destructor in C++.