What are pointer-to-members in C++? Give their syntax.
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Answer / Iqbal Ahmed
Pointer-to-members, also known as member pointers, are used to access members of a class indirectly. They have the form &Class::member and can be accessed with -> operator, like ptr->memberName. The syntax for defining a pointer-to-member is: Class* const CLASS::*ptr_to_member;
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