A class is an abstract idea that represents data structure and functions. The class is the group of objects that can share common properties and established the relationship among them. In C++ the class is a new data type that contains member variables and member functions, which operate on variables.
In this “Classes and Objects – C++ Programming” you will learn about the following topics:
- Classes
- Creating Objects
- Message Passing
- Accessing Class Members
- Inside The Class Definition, Outside the Class Definition (Scope Resolution Operator)
- Varieties of Classes
- Data Manager, Data Source or Data Sink, View or Observer Class, Facilitator and Helper Class
- Constructor
- Rules of Constructor
- Types of Constructor
- Default Constructor, Parameterized Constructor, Copy Constructor
- Constructor Overloading
- Destructor
- Rules of Destructor
- Memory Recovery
- The mechanism for Creation and Initialization
- Static Data Member
- Static Member Functions
- Inline Function
- Friend Function
- Features of Friend Function
- Friend Class
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