Latest Answer: Abstraction:Denotes the essential properties and behaviour of an object that differentiate it from other objects. e.g: We use objects but we're not concerned with whats going behind the scene.Encapsulation:Its a process of binding the data and its behaviour ...
Latest Answer: An ASSERT statement is used to check the value of a single variable at a particular location in the program. It may be placed at any point that a C++ / Java statement could be placed. In the following example, an ASSERT statement is used to insure that ...
Latest Answer: When you create a custom type (class) in any language, that class in OOP is called Object and when you create an istance of this class just as we create instance of built-in types e.g. (int a,float b)Â it is called instance of the object. ...
Latest Answer: because you need easier maintenance, less code size; this will definitely slow down the runtime efficiency but worthy, especially for big projects ...
Latest Answer: Pointer arithmetic. Add 0 to the pointer and you get the pointer. ...
Latest Answer: stack unwidening means,,, reversing the stack for push and pop opereation,then the stack top will pointing to the bottom element of the stack... ...
Latest Answer: For more explanation, you can see in my previous answer that we can inherit, but we can not access it from the derived class. ...
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Latest Answer: ?: is a ternary operator and it act as a if else statement for examplea = ( 5>10 ? return 1 : return 0 )if 5 > 10 then return 1 else return 0.Vaibz ...
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