Define anonymous class.
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Answer / Santosh Kumar Tripathi
Anonymous classes in C++ are classes that do not have a name. They can only be defined within the scope of another class or a function. Anonymous classes can be useful when you want to create a class solely for the purpose of using it as a base class, a nested class, or an argument type.
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