WHY CLASS IS USER DEFINED Data Type ?

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A class is considered a user-defined data type because it allows programmers to define their own custom data structures. It serves as a blueprint or template for creating objects, which are instances of that class. In object-oriented programming, a class encapsulates data (in the form of member variables) and behavior (in the form of member functions) related to a specific entity or concept.
By defining a class, programmers can create multiple objects of that class type, each with its own unique set of data values and behavior. This enables the creation of complex programs that can model real-world entities, abstract concepts, or specific problem domains.
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