What is the size of class
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Answer / sagar
there is no size for class . class is a blue print it s not hold any memory but object can hold the memory .................
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Answer / nagesh
To find the size of class ...find size of the object of that
class.
It will be 1.
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Answer / ram
size of empty class object will be one byte.
When the class is with member variables and virtual member
fuction the size of the object will be depends on padding.
ex:
class Trial
{
public:
virtual void func() {};
char c;
};
printf("SizeofTrial: %d\n", sizeof(Trial));
SizeofTrial: 8
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Answer / ajay senwal
Class size is one factor to consider when evaluating a
school’s effectiveness. But small class size alone does not
ensure a good education. The quality of the teaching, the
school leadership, the size of the school, the amount of
parent involvement and other factors are important to
consider, too
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Answer / maneesh
Size of class is size of member variables plus virtual
functions used in class. For each virtual function it takes
2 byte for setting the Vptr table.
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