Static Data Members Example 1 | C++ Tutorial | Mr. Kishore

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[@sudeshnaC]

Very nicely explained but at 11:31 is t.get() is not going to print 10 instead it should print 100. This is because the static variable 'a' is overwritten inside main which comes after the definition "int Test::a=10;"

[@stockmarket_matrix]

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[@mylessons4u857]

you are right dear the value of has been updated within main()

[@mounikamouni9670]

Yes true

[@developer1853]

Exactly

[@pavanbn8d]

#include using namespace std; class staticMember { public: static int a; //Static member declaration void get() { a = 10; cout

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[@arshmaanali714]

love from Pakistan excellent way of explanation

[@rakshithkumar9381]

Static data member is declared in Public area which is against data hiding concept. Is this true??

[@manaswiniachuthan884]

This is what I needed thanks for teaching and clearing my doubts

[@bharathip9012]

sir 7.28 both local variable and static variable both are accessed by class objects t1,t2,t3. then whats the difference. difference only declaration and defination????

[@konderikundhini0573]

Sir can you explain us what is difference between static ,global and constant variables?

[@kavitapatil1944]

Sir plz explain what is instance ,static,local variable

[@sdetbyraviteja568]

Instance is nothing but a copy Or xerox of original copy Here the original copy means class And xerox copy means object.

[@sumaiyasulthana903]

fantastic sir. i understood the concept clearly

[@pranjalsahu5719]

Very nicely explained!!

[@12nov83]

hi sir did u make c programing tutorials

[@avr96]

sir please arrange all your videos in a proper manner

[@akshitarawat1970]

Sir y the static data member is needed to b in public area ??? When object is calling member function to initialize the data member ,then hw it matters if the data member is private or public??

[@arvindersingh1376]

Just becoz we declare static data member in class But v have to define it ouside the class Thus it is only possible if static data members are public

[@selvapriya4115]

Pls give class in reinterpret cast,static cast,dynamic cast

[@benbenuu6703]

masterpiece

[@penumallasiva9519]

why we cant access non static data members in static member functions?

[@ГерриПитт]

good tutorials, well done!

[@mekalamadhankumar3224]

Thanks sir

[@tusharchakraborty9480]

Please provide numbering of videos lecture by lecture.

[@wild2649]

prints a=100 both times

[@Amandeep-yl3rg]

both will print 100 sir

[@prasad5709]

Right my too

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[@vamsiv3337]

I HAVE A DOUBT WHAT IS MEAN BY LVALUE REQUIRED

[@viswanathgupta7406]

load another sessions sir

[@bagrat5194]

it will print 100

[@ajaykharat8689]

Ajay Kharat 50 minutes ago yes #include #include #include using namespace std; class ajay { private: int a; public: static int s; void getdata() { a=20; s+=2; cout

[@TheStarboyVlog]

s = 100 s = 102 a = 20 s = 104 a = 20

[@II_xD_II]

Exam point of view -_-

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Sir is not feeling good in this video