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Member and Non-member Function

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Member and Non-member Function

Explain the difference between a member function and a non-member function.
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Re: Member and Non-member Function

Member functions are operators and functions that are declared as members of a class. i.e declared inside the definition of the class.
Non member functions are those declared outside the definition of the class.
These Non member functions comes into picture mainly while working with friend functions...........
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