C++ Concept Map

Class scope

Names declared inside the braces of a class declaration are local to that class. They can be data members or function members. e.g. in

class ScopeExample {

  int Variable;

  void Function();

};

the names Variable and Function are local to the class declaration and can be re-used in another scope. The name ScopeExample, however cannot be re-used in the same scope since it is not between the braces.

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