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How size of a class can be calulated?

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How size of a class can be calulated?..

Answer / spoorthi.hebbar

THE SIZE OF THE ATTRIBUTES OF CLASS IS THE ANSWER..

EG.
CLASS DEMO
{
INT A; //IT IS 4 BYTES LONG
INT B; //IT IS 4 BYTES LONG
}
THE TOTAL SIZE IS 8 BYTES.

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How size of a class can be calulated?..

Answer / shweta iyer

Size of a class can be calculated by adding up the size of all its data members.

For example:
class student
{
char name[20]; -----> 4*20=80
int rollno[5]; -----> 2*5=10
......
}

So size of class student is 80+10=90.

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