Thread: ? is d dffrence btween C++ structure and C++ class?

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    hi all,

    ? is d dffrence btween C++ structure and C++ class?

    pls reply.....

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    by default, members of structs have public accessibility and public inheritance, and members of classes have private accessibility and private inheritance

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    > ? is d
    It took me far too long to figure out
    ? = what
    is = is
    d = the

    Random omission of vowels in words - did you type this on a phone or something?
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    In general, never use structures unless you are grouping together data that you know will only be public, and never has to be acsessed privately
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    Structures are commonly (though there is no reason for this in C++) to hold groups which have no member functions, just member variables. This is somewhat inherited from C, where it was needed.
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    >It took me far too long to figure out
    >? = what
    >is = is
    >d = the
    I just skipped over it and mentally inserted the appropriate words. I guess I've gotten good at compiling lazy speak.
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    > I just skipped over it and mentally inserted the appropriate words. I guess I've gotten good at compiling lazy speak.

    I guess you've had your share of SMS-es, right?

    IMHO, to make it simpler struct is an all public class. All the variables and functions (if there's any) will always be public.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Amit Chikorde
    hi all,

    ? is d dffrence btween C++ structure and C++ class?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave_Sinkula
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