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When do I use a dot, arrow, or double colon to refer to members of a class in C++?
When I try to access my static variable using Class.Variable I get the error that Error left of 'Variable' must have class/struct/union and when I do Class::Variable I get no error. Although in both cases I get Variable through intellisense. What exactly is the different between . and :: in this case?
Static members of a class can be accessed through two ways
(a) With instances of class – Use
.e.g.obj.variable(b) Without instance of class – Use
::e.g.class::variable