mujeeb3108

• Nov 15th, 2011

 

Static variable: A value assigned to a static variable will be shared across all instances of the class.

Instance variable: A value assigned to an instance variable is local to that object and it will be different for each instance of that class.

mujeeb3108

• Nov 15th, 2011

 

Static variable: A value assigned to a static variable will be shared across all instances of the class.
Instance variable: Each instance variable will hold different value that will not be share among instances,

On the other hand an instance variable may have different values across every different instance of the class.

Code
class MyClass


{


int myInstance;


static int myStatic=10;


 


public:


putvalues(int my)


{


myInstance = my;


}


getvalues()


{


printf("myInstance %d",myInstance);


printf("myStatic %d",myStatic);


};


main()


{


MyClass a,b;


a.putvalues(100);


b.putvalues(200);


a.getvalues();


b.getvalues();


 


}


 


output:


a: 


myInstance 100


myStatic      10


b:


 


myInstance 200


myStatic      10


 

pavani

• Feb 18th, 2012

 

Where I have to write clrscr() in a CPP programme