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What is the relationship Between Classes and Objects? 
Latest Answer: Class consists of Objects.Objects are interfaces of Classes. ...
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What do you mean by priority level in features of OOPS? 
Latest Answer: There are three priority levels for a thread i.e which thread has to access the resource first or second when two or more thread try to access the same resource at same time.max_priority 10norm_priority 5 (default)min_priority 1 Priority level can ...

in a given number how many 1 bits and 0 bits are there,,,,,,,,,,can anyone solve this problem by using bit wise operator 
Latest Answer: for(int count = 0; ;n = n>>1){     count += (n&1);} ...
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In operator overloading Which can be overloaded but cannot be inherated? 
Latest Answer: i thnk it is an '=' operator...any way check this once with your programming skills. ...

Latest Answer: It can be better explained in this way also.Thumb Rule When a copy constructor is called ? : when any object is created and it is being initialized with otherObject of same type Copy constructor  is called. Blv me this is is only one way how copy ...
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Why are private fields assigned with public properties?Is this not same as declaring the field Public?
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Latest Answer: Data type, methods, properties etc of a objects are Data Abstraction where as its implementation and functionality is hidden from other objects is Data Encapsulation. ...
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(without using the built in functions of C++) 
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I need a simple example progam for this with clear definition 
Latest Answer: Memset is used to set a buffer with a specific character for example memset (dptr, 'A', 10); // sets the first 10 character to character 'A'#include #include int main( void ){   char buffer[] ...
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