C++ Programming - OOPS Concepts - Discussion

Why we can not use private to the class?

Difference b/w class functions and member functions?

In C language-structures have different data types.
Similarly in c++ language-we have class.
Class is mainly contains two parts:

1. Data members(attributes)
(these are private to the class by default).

2. Member functions(behaviour)
Member functions can also be defined outside the class using scope resolution(::).

Syntax:
return type <class name> :: function name()

While talking about inline function then it is function defined within class itself and should contain less number of lines in its definition or it can be said as function code.

Because definition of class is:

Class is a collection of data members as well as member function so the term is used member function.

The class variable called data members. Function which are declared in the class called member function.

A member function can be defined inside or outside of a class. if defined inside it becomes inline. for function defined outside it uses scope resolution operator :: and it's class name.

Member variable are declared inside the class body. And member function are declared with in a class.

Actuvally instance variable are used in inside the class here we are talking about function so every member function will be declared in inside the class.

The function defined in a particular class is called as a member of a class (or) member function and the variables defined in a particular class is member variables.

What is different in class and classic function?