what is the size of a class which contains no member
variables but has two objects??? is it 1 or 2??
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Answer / vasanth
class a
{
};
void main()
{
a obj1;
a obj2;
cout<<"sizeof class = "<<sizeof(a)<<endl<<"sixeof
obj1 = "<<sizeof(obj1)<<endl<<"sixeof obj2 = "<<sizeof(obj2)
<<endl;
}
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always sizeof the empty class is 1 byte and each object it
will tak 1 byte.
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Answer / rao
2 (if two objects are empty class) otherwise Note : The
size of class = the size of Data members of the objects +
Size of data members of the Class.
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Answer / asghar ali chandio
every object will occypy one byte of memory. If objects are
two then Size will be two bytes.
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