If definition stands for assigning memory. How come a class definition in C++ has no memory assigned until an object is instantiated.
If definition stands for assigning memory. How come a class definition in C++ has
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If definition stands for assigning memory. How come a class definition in C++ has no memory assigned until an object is instantiated.
C++ Class definitions do not assign memory.
classis liketypedefandstruct. Where did you get the idea that “definition stands for assigning memory”? Can you provide a quote or reference?C++ Object creation (via
new) assigns memory.