The this Pointer in C++
In C++, the this pointer is generally used in the non-static member functions of a class. It refers to the address of the object the function is accessed through. Let's…
Static Members of a C++ Class
The class members are by default non-static. That means we can access them in the context of an object only. Each object will have its own copy of the data…
C++ Classes and Objects
Supporting Object Oriented Programming (OOP) was one of the main reasons C++ was originally created as an extension of C. Object Oriented Programming is a software design paradigm around the…
C++ | Binding a Member Function
In this article, we saw how to bind a function with parameters and placeholders and some of its benefits. There we used a normal function. Here will see how to…
C++ | std::bind(), the forwarding call wrapper
C++11 introduced the std::bind() to create a forwarding call wrapper for a function associated argument values. We can bind a function with its parameters to get a callable object. We…