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Classes in C++ are an extension of the idea of structures used in C.
Classes in C++ are an extension of the idea of structures used in C.
True
By default, all members of a structure in C++ are public.
By default, all members of a structure in C++ are public.
True
A class is a combination of data members and member functions collectively called as members of the class.
A class is a combination of data members and member functions collectively called as members of the class.
True
In C++, the keywords public, private, and protected are known as access specifiers or visibility modes.
In C++, the keywords public, private, and protected are known as access specifiers or visibility modes.
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The keyword 'class' in C++ specifies that it is a class.
The keyword 'class' in C++ specifies that it is a class.
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Classes in C++
- Classes in C++ are an extension of the idea of structures used in C.
- A class is a combination of data members and member functions collectively called as members of the class.
Access Specifiers in C++
- The keywords public, private, and protected are known as access specifiers or visibility modes in C++.
- By default, all members of a structure in C++ are public.
Declaring a Class in C++
- The keyword 'class' in C++ specifies that it is a class.
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