OOPs in C++ Codes

Friend functions Example:

#include<bits/stdc++.h>

using namespace std;

//Forward Definition Needed
class BaseClass;

class OtherClass{
  public:
  void memberFunction(BaseClass &obj);
};

class BaseClass{
  private:
  string private_string = "This is private variable";
  protected:
  string protected_string = "This is protected variable";
  public:
  string public_string = "This is public variable";

  friend class FriendClass;
  friend void friendFunction(BaseClass &obj);
  friend void OtherClass::memberFunction(BaseClass &obj);
};

class FriendClass{
  public:
  void display(BaseClass &obj){
    cout<<"Start FriendClass\n";
    cout<<obj.private_string<<endl;
    cout<<obj.protected_string<<endl;
    cout<<obj.public_string<<endl;
    cout<<"End FriendClass\n\n";
  }
};



void OtherClass::memberFunction(BaseClass &obj){
  cout<<"OtherClass Starts\n";
  cout<<obj.private_string<<endl;
  cout<<obj.protected_string<<endl;
  cout<<obj.public_string<<endl;
  cout<<"OtherClass Ends\n\n";
}

void friendFunction(BaseClass &obj){
  cout<<"Start Friendfunction\n";
  cout<<obj.private_string<<endl;
  cout<<obj.protected_string<<endl;
  cout<<obj.public_string<<endl;
  cout<<"End FriendFunction\n\n";
}


int main(){
  BaseClass base;
  FriendClass f;
  OtherClass oc;
  f.display(base);
  friendFunction(base);
  oc.memberFunction(base);
 
  return 0;
}


Constructors:

#include<bits/stdc++.h>

using namespace std;

class Students{
  public:
  int rollNo,age;
  string name;
  int *check = new int;
  Students(string s);

  //constructor inside class
  Students(){
    cout<<"Enter Name: \n";
    cin>>name;
    cout<<"Enter RollNo: \n";
    cin>>rollNo;
    age = 21;
    * check = 123;
    cout<<endl;
  }

  ~Students(){
    cout<<"Deletd\n";
  }

};

// Constructor OutSide Class
Students::Students(string s){
  name = s;
  rollNo = 5000;
  age = 22;
}


int main(){

  Students raunit;
  cout<<raunit.name<<endl;
  Students other("Verma");
  cout<<other.name<<endl;

  Students raunitCopy(raunit);
  // shallow copy example
  *raunit.check=321;
  cout<<*raunitCopy.check<<endl;

 
  return 0;
}

Local Classes:
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
 
// can be accessed inside local class
int raunit = 82;

void fun(){
  // local class functions can only access static and enum inside function
  static int a = 10;
  // cannot be accessed inside the class
  // int a = 234;

  class localClass{
    public:
    int num = 10;
    // cannot contain static member
    // static int i;
    static void myfun(){
      cout<<raunit<<endl;
      cout<<"Static fun inside local class\n";
    }
    void test();

  };
  // cannot be used outside class in local function
  // void localClass::test(){ }

  localClass l;
  localClass::myfun();
  cout<<l.num<<endl;
}
 
int main()
{
  fun();
  return 0;
}


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#include<bits/stdc++.h>
using namespace std;
//Forward Definition Needed
class BaseClass;
class OtherClass{
public:
void memberFunction(BaseClass &obj);
};
class BaseClass{
private:
string private_string = "This is private variable";
protected:
string protected_string = "This is protected variable";
public:
string public_string = "This is public variable";
friend class FriendClass;
friend void friendFunction(BaseClass &obj);
friend void OtherClass::memberFunction(BaseClass &obj);
};
class FriendClass{
public:
void display(BaseClass &obj){
cout<<"Start FriendClass\n";
cout<<obj.private_string<<endl;
cout<<obj.protected_string<<endl;
cout<<obj.public_string<<endl;
cout<<"End FriendClass\n\n";
}
};
void OtherClass::memberFunction(BaseClass &obj){
cout<<"OtherClass Starts\n";
cout<<obj.private_string<<endl;
cout<<obj.protected_string<<endl;
cout<<obj.public_string<<endl;
cout<<"OtherClass Ends\n\n";
}
void friendFunction(BaseClass &obj){
cout<<"Start Friendfunction\n";
cout<<obj.private_string<<endl;
cout<<obj.protected_string<<endl;
cout<<obj.public_string<<endl;
cout<<"End FriendFunction\n\n";
}
int main(){
BaseClass base;
FriendClass f;
OtherClass oc;
f.display(base);
friendFunction(base);
oc.memberFunction(base);
return 0;
}
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#include<bits/stdc++.h>
using namespace std;
class Students{
public:
int rollNo,age;
string name;
int *check = new int;
Students(string s);
//constructor inside class
Students(){
cout<<"Enter Name: \n";
cin>>name;
cout<<"Enter RollNo: \n";
cin>>rollNo;
age = 21;
* check = 123;
cout<<endl;
}
~Students(){
cout<<"Deletd\n";
}
};
// Constructor OutSide Class
Students::Students(string s){
name = s;
rollNo = 5000;
age = 22;
}
int main(){
Students raunit;
cout<<raunit.name<<endl;
Students other("Verma");
cout<<other.name<<endl;
Students raunitCopy(raunit);
// shallow copy example
*raunit.check=321;
cout<<*raunitCopy.check<<endl;
return 0;
}
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#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
// can be accessed inside local class
int raunit = 82;
void fun(){
// local class functions can only access static and enum inside function
static int a = 10;
// cannot be accessed inside the class
// int a = 234;
class localClass{
public:
int num = 10;
// cannot contain static member
// static int i;
static void myfun(){
cout<<raunit<<endl;
cout<<"Static fun inside local class\n";
}
void test();
};
// cannot be used outside class in local function
// void localClass::test(){ }
localClass l;
localClass::myfun();
cout<<l.num<<endl;
}
int main()
{
fun();
return 0;
}
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