Memory allocation for Objects | OOPS | Part 7
Everyone no matter how experienced in programming can learn something from this video.
A static member function can access only the names of static members, enumerators, and nested types of the class in which it is declared. Suppose a static member function f() is a member of class X . The static member function f() cannot access the nonstatic members X or the nonstatic members of a base class of X .
In this video, I introduce the concept of object-oriented programming. I begin by demonstrating some of the basics of C++ and we talk about the main components of an Object, namely Data and Behavior.
The C++ programming language allows you to define your own types of objects. This course will give you a good start in object-oriented programming and it's concepts.