Answer Posted / varun

Normally you never explicitly call
the destructor, it is automatically called by the C++ frame
work when the object is deleted/goes out of scope.
Therefore you would not need to overload the destructor
because the frame work always calls the default destructor.

Additionally the C++ standard defines that a conforming
compiler only allows for 1 destructor per class.

What is oops with example?

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#include #include #include #include void insert(char *items, int count); int main(void) { char s[255]; printf("Enter a string:"); gets(s); insert(s, strlen(s)); printf("The sorted string is: %s.\n", s); getch(); return 0; } void insert(char *items, int count) { register int a, b; char t; for(a=1; a < count; ++a) { t = items[a]; for(b=a-1; (b >= 0) && (t < items[b]); b--) items[b+1] = items[b]; items[b+1] = t; } } design an algorithm for Insertion Sort

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What is the real time example of encapsulation?

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What is new keyword in oops?

1008

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What is encapsulation in oop?

1011

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What do you mean by abstraction?

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What is polymorphism and its types?

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Is this job good for future? can do this job post grduate student?

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Can we create object of interface?

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Why is oop better than procedural?

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Why do while loop is used?

995

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What is the full form of oops?

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What is the important feature of inheritance?

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What is protected in oop?

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What is difference between pop and oop?

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