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Introduction

What is OOP?C++ as Object Oriented Language C++ vs Java vs C#Quiz

Functions

What is a Function?Creating a Function Arguments and Function Scope Overloading Functions Quiz Challenge 1: Sum of All Odd Integers in an Array Challenge 2: Find the Second Minimum in an Array Challenge 3: Square Numbers and Return their Sum Challenge 4: Overload the Square Sum Function

Pointers

Variable Addresses in the Stack

What are Pointers?

Pointers and Dynamic Memory

Passing Pointers as Arguments

Pointer Arithmetic

Challenge 1: Halving a Number

Challenge 2: Swap Values

Classes

What is a Class?Class Definition Access Modifiers Class Data Members Class Member Functions Constructors Destructors Friend Functions Quiz Challenge 1: Calculating Perimeter and Area of a Rectangle Challenge 2: Calculate Student's Total Marks Challenge 3: Implement a Calculator Class Challenge 4: Calculate Distance Between Points

Course Assessment

OOP in C++ Exam 1

Data Hiding

What is Data Hiding?Encapsulation Abstraction in Classes Abstraction in Header Files Quiz Challenge 1: Rearranging a Class

Inheritance

What is Inheritance?Base Class and Derived Class Base Class Constructor and Destructor Function Overriding Modes of Inheritance Types of Inheritance Multi-level Inheritance The Diamond Problem Advantages of Inheritance Quiz Challenge 1: Implement the Derived Class Challenge 2: Implement an Animal Class Challenge 3: Implement a Father Class Challenge 4: Implement Derived Class to Calculate Min/Max/Mean

Polymorphism

What is Polymorphism?Overriding Virtual Member Functions Pure Virtual Member Functions Quiz Challenge 1: Implement an Account Class Using Virtual Functions Challenge 2: Implement a Class Using Pure Virtual Functions

Composition, Aggregation and Association

A Brief Introduction Composition Aggregation Association Quiz Conclusion

Course Assessment

OOP in C++ Exam 2

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Variable Addresses in the Stack

Variable Addresses in the Stack

Let's take a look at how variables in C++ are stored in memory.

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Structure of the Stack

Suppose we declare a simple integer called var:

int main(){
  int var = 10;
}

This reserves memory for var in the stack. In C++, the stack represents the static section of the RAM. It stores different functions in a stack form (the ...