Difference between Structure and Class in C++?
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Answer / ashish raghuvanshi
Basically in C++ structure and class are same but with some
minor diffrences listed below:-
1. In classes all the members by default are private but in
structure members are public by default.
2. There is no term like constructor and destructor for
structs, but for class compiler creates default if you
don't provide.
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Answer / madhusudhan
1. In classes all the members by default are private but in
structure members are public by default.
2. There is no term like constructor and destructor for
structs, but for class compiler creates default if you
don't provide.
3. Sizeof empty structure is 0 Bytes wer as Sizeof empty
class is 1 Byte
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Answer / ammukutty
give the clear full difference between structure and class
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Answer / alok
no. we can use the concept of constructor and destruct in c++ structure. one difference is that in c structure and c++ class is structure automatically initialization with zero.
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