Constant Members in Class | C++ Tutorial | Mr. Kishore

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[@shashankdas5887]

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[@ravikaramunge8028]

Hello Kishore sir please provide each and every topics in Your C++ playlist Many concepts are missing like Function Overloading ,and thanks your C++ lectures are too good getting every clear idea.I hope you will see my comment,😔

[@kirtisoni7958]

It was really helpful to all of us ..so thanks a ton sir for uploading this useful video for us ...and pls keep uploading like this always 😇😇

[@muhdjamilalhakimbmohdrodzi4298]

OMG! This guy is a very good explainer. ❤

[@pppriyatimes1174]

Thank you sir 😊

[@ajaykharat8689]

whenever we are able to change the object such object is called mutable object and unchangeable object is called inmutable object possible using constant function(accessor) #include #include #include using namespace std; class ajay { private: int a,b; public: void getdata() //Modifier { a=10; b=20; } void showdata() const //Accessor { // a=30; //error: assignment of member 'ajay::a' in read-only object // b=40; ////error: assignment of member 'ajay::b' in read-only object cout

[@raminkord8334]

Thank u sir for your lucid explanation

[@aliamjad8717]

Thanks for this useful lesson.

[@Alihndhwhrhdheh]

Thank you very much it's good

[@BeingBookish]

3:54 the data type should be float 😅

[@kapiljetwani3540]

thanks sir! but would prefer you to explain the examples in the compiler rather than in white board

[@KandakatlaDeekshith]

Hi Sir, in last session, as you said static member function are works on only static variables but in last session you have used local arguments as a normal variables to a function. ex: static void test(int a,int b) here int a and int b are the non-static variables, what happens here can you explain me more regarding this. and here a and b are the static variables or non-static variables to that function?

[@asifbhat3796]

Kandakatla Deekshith It means that static Function can not use instance member variables it does not mean it can use local variables for example if in an static member function I increment the data member of class if the class has two objects then how complier will know in which object the changes should be reflected

[@vamshikumar5246]

Super explained

[@Cloudnexvlogs]

Great lecturer

[@kanuraagkaushik97]

const float pi=3.14; and not const int pi=3.14;

[@vibhu123]

Sir class and constructor me colon or semicolon hota hai??? That u have written.

[@imposter5716]

still helpful in 2023

[@mayankyadav31]

wonderful!!

[@PiyushBansal-qg1vk]

class si { int p; int t; const float r; public: si():r(5.5) //this constructor is made only due to a special purpose to initialize the value of const data member //as we know static member function value initialize outside the class nd declared inside the class { } void getdata(int principal,int tim) { p=principal; t=tim; } float putdata() { cout

[@mdaffansajjad3294]

why we are not initializing p and t inside a constructor

[@nishantsingh1825]

sir it is not showing any error why? we are provide direct value of const........... #include using namespace std; class sample { float p; float t; const float r=2.5; public: void getdata(float x,float y) { p=x; t=y; } float read() { return (p*t*r)/100; } }; int main() { sample t1; t1.getdata(1000,10); cout

[@LousyPainter]

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[@giovanilima8538]

sabe muito

[@spreadingpeace2425]

good videos

[@ankitkumaryadav562]

// Be carefull// // It does't give error const void print() { a = 12; b = 14; } // it gives error void print() const { a = 12; b = 14; }

[@ajaykharat8689]

#include #include #include using namespace std; class ajay { private: float pri; int ti; const int rate; //in C const var must initilized at time of declaration only. //But in C++ data memeber initilization is not allowed in private section // and are allowed in public section using member function or constructor public: ajay(): rate(12) // C++ syntax for const initilization { } void getdata(float pri,int ti) { this->pri=pri; this->ti=ti; } float calc() { return (pri*ti*rate)/100; } }; int main() { ajay a1; a1.getdata(10500,2); f=a1.calc(); float f; cout

[@rebelkhan4747]

hello sir, sir what is the name of small window thats open in INT_ MAIN function of class (i-e, classname obj;). sir i want to say that if we write OBJ. then there is a small window open a side .. what is it's name??????

[@pratikranjan3101]

int t;

[@Mr8read]

Sztywny gircior z ciebie. Trzymaj się wariacie

[@neelisivasai9023]

How many of you getting error for 2nd Problem