Hi,
I know that size of empty class is 1 byte. But when we write a class
compiler will provide , default constructor , default destructor , copy
constructor (shallow) , and one assignment operator overloading functions
whether the class is empty or not. So , in copy constructor , and in assigment
operator methods , the implementation wil use "this" pointer. So the empty
class should have one hidden this pointer. and when we create object , the this
pointer will start pointing to the current object. So the size of empty class
shuld be atleast size of a pinter (2 bytes , but depends on compiler). Could
you please clarify!
Thanks&Regards,
Gopi.k
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>what kind of file - binary or text?
and what language - C or C++ ?
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