Category: A ll Codes

Normally when we work with numbers, we use primitive data types such as byte,int,long,double, etc e.g: int…

If statement: if(boolean_expression) { //Statement will execute if the boolean expression is true } e.g: public class…

If statement: if(boolean_expression) { //Statement will execute if the boolean expression is true } e.g: public class…

If statement: if(boolean_expression) { //Statement will execute if the boolean expression is true } e.g: public class…

If statement: if(boolean_expression) { //Statement will execute if the boolean expression is true } e.g: public class…

Function Overloading in C++ #include<iostream> using namespace std; class printData { public: void print(int i) { cout<<“printing…