Latest Answer: overloading is mainly for operators and overriding is for functions ...
Latest Answer: Amit Banerjee Wrote: Delete this is not acceptable or possible since delete this means we are trying to delete the reference of the object and calling the function from the object itself. Its like Kalidas , trying to cut the same branch on ...
Latest Answer: recursion is a fuction which calls itself ...
Latest Answer: Creating the new defination of exiting datatypes or user-dfined data types.For ex:-typedef int myval;myval value;i.e the value variable is the type int ...
Latest Answer: It is possible to declare and define body functions in header files, there is no restrictions to create your all code inside a header file.SourceCode.c:#include "SourceCode.h"SourceCode.h:#include #include int Calc(int ...
Latest Answer: A structure is a cunstructed data type, Which has a mecanism for packing of different type of data. ...
Latest Answer: pointer : pointer is a derived data type which holds addresses as its value. it points to value at it's address.for ex:int *p;does not mean p type is integer. p can't be int. p is just a pointer variable. the above declaration means p is a pointer to ...
Latest Answer: the pre inc operator increments the value of that particular variable on that line itself the post inc operator increments the value of that particular variable after going on the next line in simple words eg.e=5; on this line ...
Latest Answer: The mutable keyword overrides any enclosing const statement. A mutable member of a const object can be modified. The const keyword can be used to tell the compiler that a certain variable should not be modified once it has been initialized. ...
Latest Answer: typedef enum {read,blue,green}color; void main() { color a = 1; // Error in C++} ...
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