What is the base class for most MFC classes?
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Answer / hari krishna
CObject is the base class for MFC classes. The reason for
treating this class as the base class is, at any point of
time each derived class has only one CObject class in the
hierarchy.
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Answer / anwaruddin ansari
ya offcource CObject is a base class of VC++ application.
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Answer / chandrasekharreddy s
CObject Class. MFC is designed such a way that every object
is directly or indirectly derived from this class. There
some class which are not derived from CObject eg: CPoint,
CRect etc
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Answer / manoj kumar
CObject is the Base class for all Classes defined in MFC
framework.
It has the following features...
1)Run time type identification
2)Debug support
3)Serialisation
4)Dynamic Object Creation.
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Answer / sachin moule
All Classes belong to MFC will be inherited Either Directly
or indirectly from COBJECT Class
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