Category: CPP

In C++, the memory layout of a class, both with and without virtual methods in the case of class hierarchy, is determined by how the compiler organizes the various components of the class. Let’s explore both scenarios: Memory layout of a C++ Class without Virtual Methods: Consider a simple class without any virtual methods: The […]

“Unlock the Secrets of C/C++ 4 Storage Classes: – Auto, Register, Static, and Extern. Explore Their Meanings, Use Cases, with Examples. In C/ C++, storage classes are used to define the scope, lifetime, and visibility of variables and functions within a program. There are four storage classes in C++: auto, register, static, and extern. Here […]