You can. Every constructor has an initialise segment immediately before the body.
class myClass
{
public:
myClass(): // note the colon: initialisation segment follows...
myInt( 0 ),
myChar( '0' )
{
myPtr = new char; // you can also initialise members in the body.
// if you have a lot of members and several constructors, create
// a private init() method to maintain a consistent initialisation.
}
private:
char myChar;
int myInt;
char * myPtr
};
No you cant, any compiler I've ever used wont allow this. It would not make any sense to do this anyway. because the JVM directly accesses ur top class without instantiating it. Though for accessing the instance data members, the class must need to be instantiated.
True - an instance of an abstract class cannot be created. False - derive (subclass) from a class, not the object (the instance).
.class is the extension of a java byte code file.
Storage classes are used to indicate duration and scope of a variable or identifier. Duration indicates the life span of a variable. Scope indicates the visibility of the variable. The static storage class is used to declare an identifier that is a local variable either to a function or a file and that exists and retains its value after control passes from where it was declared. This storage class has a duration that is permanent. A variable declared of this class retains its value from one call of the function to the next. The scope is local. A variable is known only by the function it is declared within or if declared globally in a file, it is known or seen only by the functions within that file. This storage class guarantees that declaration of the variable also initializes the variable to zero or all bits off. The extern storage class is used to declare a global variable that will be known to the functions in a file and capable of being known to all functions in a program. This storage class has a duration that is permanent. Any variable of this class retains its value until changed by another assignment. The scope is global. A variable can be known or seen by all functions within a program.
In C++, we know that private members cannot be accessed from the outside class.That is a non-member function cannot have an access to the private data of a class.However there could be a situation where we would like two classes to share a particular function.For example consider a case where two classes, manager and scientist have been defined.We would like to use a function income_ tax () to operate on the objects of both these classes.In such situation, C++ allows the common function to be made friendly with both the classes. Such a function needs not be member of any these classes.To make outside function friendly to a class, we have to simply declare this function as a friend of a class as shown below:Class ABC{………..Public:……..……..Friend void xyz (void); //declaration};When the function is logically coupled with the class (like your maze connectedness example)When the function needs to access private or protected members, it's better to make it a member than a friend. when it's a generic function that can be templatized to naturally work on other classes (look at the header for good example) .
you could get this class during a event. the event is over now so u cant get it but there is a glitch. equip a members class and when ur membership runs out you will be wearing no class
you run away from class as soon you get within two meters of the door, screaming "IM DITCHING CLASS IM DITCHING CLASS HAHA YOU CANT CATH ME" if that doesn't work (it never did for me :P) then you're out of luck. ask some high schoolers :Dyou run away from class as soon you get within two meters of the door, screaming "IM DITCHING CLASS IM DITCHING CLASS HAHA YOU CANT CATH ME" if that doesn't work (it never did for me :P) then you're out of luck. ask some high schoolers :D
No you cant, any compiler I've ever used wont allow this. It would not make any sense to do this anyway. because the JVM directly accesses ur top class without instantiating it. Though for accessing the instance data members, the class must need to be instantiated.
Class what? Units? Supplies?
you cant
to be active members
you cant
theory? in what culture? from what perspective? usa.... rampant poverty, 40% uninsured, shrinking middle class, violent lower class, psychological disorders. homocidal manics are born that way. cant do anything about them. science says that is so.
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