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12.
cout is a/an __________ .
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Rajasekhar said:
1 decade ago
<< is an operator which can print data on a console.
"<<" is an operator that can be overloaded in such a way that can print data on console in ostream class.
cout is an object, when ever cout << "Raja sekhar"; executes.
Compiler class as cout.operator<< (.).
"<<" is an operator that can be overloaded in such a way that can print data on console in ostream class.
cout is an object, when ever cout << "Raja sekhar"; executes.
Compiler class as cout.operator<< (.).
Sabari said:
1 decade ago
var = cout<<something twist this is return any thing because its a function.
Kiran said:
1 decade ago
cout is an object of ostream & cin is a object of istream.
Rohini said:
1 decade ago
cout is an object because it is an object of ostream and we use the header file <iostream> here. It allows both input and output operations.
Meester anony said:
1 decade ago
Cout is when someone tries saying caught but doesn't know how to pronounce it properly.
ALEX said:
1 decade ago
"cout" is an object of "ostream_withassign" class.
And
"cin" is an object of "istream_withassign" class.
And
"cin" is an object of "istream_withassign" class.
Siddhi dubey said:
1 decade ago
cout is similar to printf in C prog, so why it is not a function?
Divya said:
1 decade ago
It is an object of ostream class, which is associated with extraction operator (<<) , here extraction operator is overloaded.
Amar said:
1 decade ago
Object through call the value to accept and display function then use cout and cin in an object.
Muzamil said:
1 decade ago
If cout is an extraction operator, so how could be it an object?
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