Thanks a lot, sir the way you compare the c structure and c++ class and I used to type all the program you mention in the video I am hands-on to both structure and class and understand them very clearly.
Mean it as by default. When ever a member function is called "this" refers to currently invoking object. The object from which the functiom is called =this
Thanks a lot, sir the way you compare the c structure and c++ class and I used to type all the program you mention in the video I am hands-on to both structure and class and understand them very clearly.
Thank you sir. I really liked the way C/C++ programs are compared. And the reasoning behind the new features added in C++.
He is my Hero, My Guru, He is my God... I have searched conceptual videos from the past few years... These videos are very concentric...
class iit
{
data members;
member function();
};
int main()
{
iit q;
}
Sir, In above cpp program which is object and which is it's reference.
25:16 "this" pointer
Gold standard Course for cpp
can anyone say what is meant by implicitly (this pointer is implicitly passed to the methods)
Mean it as by default.
When ever a member function is called "this" refers to currently invoking object.
The object from which the functiom is called =this
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