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Latest Answer: Abstract classes: They are modeled with their names in italicsStatic Members: They are modeled with an underline ...
Latest Answer: In C++, variable declared as static it is shared by all the objects of the class. It can be accessed only by a static function. ...
Latest Answer: Strcture : It is collection of data (Data Types) which can be different in nature e.g. Student{ ...
Latest Answer: hey the above mentioned both reasons r same and correct .but other than this there one minor difference between both that si with their default storage:malloc() stores garbage values by default n calloc() contains all zeros by default ...
Latest Answer: Macro is a Pre-prosser. The main advantage of using the macro is the speed of the execution of the program (if macro is not used in the program many times or if the program is small). The main disadvantage of the macro is it increase the size of the program ...
Latest Answer: There two ways can passes an argument to subroutine (method).1)call-by-value2)call-by-referencecall-by-value:----------------In this process first method copies the value of an argument in to formal parameters of the subroutine. Therefore any changes ...
Latest Answer: The static variables persist their values between the function calls and the static functions is out of the class scoop means it can be invoked without the use of the object( cab be invocked by classname::functionname). ...
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