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How to avoid a class from instantiation?
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Answer / vinay bondade
Have a Pure Virtual function in the class. This will not
allow to create an object of the class and hence cannot be
instatiated. But its a different thing to inherit the class
and give definition to Pure Virtual function, But the class
alone cannot be instantiated.The class hence,is also called
Abstract Base class.
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Answer / chandrakant
make the class Abstract it will not be instantiated
and the pure virtual function is used to avoid the base call
function to be get called if we make a function as virtual
only a derived class function will get called
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Answer / sanish joseph
Make an abstract class.abstract class cant b intialized.
I think so....
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Answer / achal
Making a constructor private is perfectly legal.
But now u can't create instance of that class.
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Answer / maniac_2004
if you want to construct a class whos constructor is private
then use a static method which constructs the object and
returns the pointer
class A
{
private: A();
public:
static A * createInstance();
};
A* A::getInstance()
{
return new A();
}
main(){ A::createInstance();}
This is similar to the "singleton" pattern...
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Answer / vidushi
Make the class abstract
abstract class abc
{
.....
.....
};
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Answer / ravi
We can aviod a class from instantiation by making all
variants of constructors as private. We can provide user
defined function like create member function under public
scope and call this private construcotrs from this create
function to create an object for that class.
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Answer / rsn
Yes, I agree with Ravi. Classes can be prevented from
instantiating and also from getting inherited using provate
constructors. The initialisation can be done using member
functions in which case it is called "clone" functions(I
hope so, Pls correct me if i'm wrong!).
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 2 Yes | 4 No |
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