Difference between (), = and {} when creating objects in c++11 [duplicate]

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As a general rule,initialization values may be specified with parentheses, an equals sign, or braces in C++11

int x(0); // initializer is in parentheses
int y = 0; // initializer follows "="
int z{ 0 }; // initializer is in braces

what is the difference between these three type of initialization and when should we use each type of initialization? what are pros and cons of each?