Avoiding implicit conversion in constructor. The 'explicit' keyword doesn't help here

Question

I am able to avoid the implicit conversion of a constructor using the explicit keyword. So now, conversions like A a1 = 10; can be avoided.

Answer 1

I just want to add that the A(double) = delete is a C++11 addition.

If for whatever reason you cannot use this relatively new construct, you can simply declare it as private as this:

class A{
  public:
    A(int);
  private:
    A(double);
}