Kulminder Singh

• Nov 14th, 2007

 

(1) Pointer will hold the address of memory location ,whereas the pointer++ will hold the address of next memory location of that type.

(2) As such there is just a single difference between class and structure. By default the members in the structure is public and in class the members by default are of private type.

harpreet sran

• Nov 15th, 2007

 

3. structures and classes both are used in c++ but classes are private by default and structures are public by default. structures are also used in c but not classes.

krischan

 Profile Answers by krischan 

• Nov 23rd, 2010

 

Pointer: holds address of a variable
pointer++: now it depends on datatype. if pointer is int then +2 locations,if float +4,if char +1, if any other then +its size


pointer : points to a location
array : name of array points to base address. index gives value. both has the target as heap


class: c++,methods allowed,by default private
structure: c++,c, methods are not allowed,by default public