Answer Posted / aj

Yes, only if we want to prevent instantiation from other
class, but then the class itself cannot be sub classed.

this the heart of singleton design pattern

#include #include #include #include void select(char *items, int count); int main(void) { char s[255]; printf("Enter a string:"); gets(s); select(s, strlen(s)); printf("The sorted string is: %s.\n", s); getch(); return 0; } void select(char *items, int count) { register int a, b, c; int exchange; char t; for(a = 0; a < count-1; ++a) { exchange = 0; c = a; t = items[ a ]; for(b = a + 1; b < count; ++b) { if(items[ b ] < t) { c = b; t = items[ b ]; exchange = 1; } } if(exchange) { items[ c ] = items[ a ]; items[ a ] = t; } } } design an algorithm for Selection Sort

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2. Give the different notations for the class.\

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What does no cap mean?

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Following are the class specifications: class {int a}; class {int b}; Using friend funtion,calculate the max of two objects and display it.

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what are the different types of qualifier in java?

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Is this job good for future? can do this job post grduate student?

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What is abstraction and encapsulation?

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What is advantage of inheritance?

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Which is not an object oriented programming language?

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What is overloading in oops?

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hi all..i want to know oops concepts clearly can any1 explain??

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What polymorphism means?

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What is the difference between a constructor and a destructor?

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can inline function declare in private part of class?

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What are the important components of cohesion?

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