classes_and_objects.cpp

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// C++ program to demonstrate function
// declaration outside class

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
class Sra
{
public:
	char first_letter;
	int id;

	// printletter is not defined inside class definition
	void printletter();

	// printid is defined inside class definition
	void printid()
	{
		cout << "SRA id is: " << id;
	}
};

// Definition of printletter using scope resolution operator ::
void Sra::printletter()
{
	cout << "First letter of my name  is: " << first_letter;
}
int main()
{

	Sra obj1;
	obj1.first_letter = 'v';
	obj1.id = 24;

	// call printletter()
	obj1.printletter();
	cout << endl;

	// call printid()
	obj1.printid();
	return 0;
}