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Blazing goIITian

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23 Mar 2009 18:02:33 IST

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how to calculate that how many bytes are required for an object of a particular class?

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how to calculate that how many bytes are required for an object of a particular class?

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Feuer Zaber

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23 Mar 2009 18:11:42 IST

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Simple.If its a single class,just count the no of bytes required for the variables alone.Avoid the functions.

Now,if the class is inherited,regardless of the scope used in inheritace(pri or P or pub) add all the bytes in the main classes to the size of the subclass(You need to add private members also,since in inheritance,private members are inherited,its just that none of the base classes have access privilages to it.It may be confusig,but its given in the text.)

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SRIKSHADY - Determined & self-motivated for IIT

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23 Mar 2009 20:33:50 IST

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Related to this, can some 1 plz check the answer vto Q2d of last year's paper?

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