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# Include Using Namespace STD Class A (Private: Int A 10 Char CH 'B' Public: Friend Class B

The document contains code snippets demonstrating various C++ concepts like classes, functions, namespaces, vectors, and algorithms. Some key concepts shown include: 1) Defining classes with private and public members, using friend functions to access private members, and creating object instances. 2) Overloading functions by changing the number and types of parameters. 3) Using namespaces to avoid name collisions and accessing namespaces. 4) Declaring and using vectors to store multiple elements of the same type, and accessing elements using indexes. 5) Using algorithms like sort to arrange elements in a vector in ascending order.

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# Include Using Namespace STD Class A (Private: Int A 10 Char CH 'B' Public: Friend Class B

The document contains code snippets demonstrating various C++ concepts like classes, functions, namespaces, vectors, and algorithms. Some key concepts shown include: 1) Defining classes with private and public members, using friend functions to access private members, and creating object instances. 2) Overloading functions by changing the number and types of parameters. 3) Using namespaces to avoid name collisions and accessing namespaces. 4) Declaring and using vectors to store multiple elements of the same type, and accessing elements using indexes. 5) Using algorithms like sort to arrange elements in a vector in ascending order.

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# include <iostream >

using namespace std;

class A

private :

int a = 10;

char ch= 'b';

public :

friend class B ;

};

class B

public:

void display (A ob )

cout << ob.a<<endl;

cout << ob.ch<<endl;

};

int main()

A ob1;
B ob2;

ob2.display(ob1);}

# include <iostream>

using namespace std;

class test

private:

int data1;

int data2;

public:

test (){}

test(int x,int y)

data1=x;

data2=y;

void display();

friend void multiply(test m);

};

void test::display()

cout<<"data 1 is "<<data1<<endl;

cout<<"data 2 is "<< data2<<endl;


}

void multiply (test m)

int datao;

datao=m.data1*m.data2;

cout<<"multiplicaation"<<datao;

int main ()

test obj(100,200);

obj.display();

multiply(obj);

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

void sum(int a ,int b)

int c=a+b;

cout<<c<<endl;

void sum(int a ,int b,int z)

int c=a+b+z;

cout<<c<<endl;
}

int main ()

sum(10,20);

sum(30,10,10);

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

inline void display()

cout<<"hellow world";

int main ()

display();

#include <iostream>

using namespace std ;

class example

public:

int data ;

example (){}

example (int x)

{
data =x;

void display ()

cout<<"data is "<< data <<endl;

};

int main ()

example obj(50);

example obj2 (obj);

obj.display();

obj2.display();

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

class A {

public:

int a,b;

A(){}

A(int x,int y )

a=x;

b=y;
}

A operator +(A ob)

{ A temp;

temp.a= a+ob.a;

temp.b=b+ob.b;

return temp;

};

int main ()

A ob1(30,40);

A ob2(30,100);

A ob3= ob1+ob2;

cout << ob3.a<<endl<<ob3.b;

# include <iostream>

using namespace std;

namespace a

int x=10;

int show ()

return 5;

}
namespace b

int x=30;

string show ()

return "inside a";

namespace student{

class st

{public:

void display()

cout<<"student::st::display()\n";

};

int main ()

{//access value function of A

cout<<a::show()<<endl;

cout << b::show()<< endl;

cout<<b::x<<endl;

student::st ob;

ob.display();
return 0;

#include <iostream>

#include <algorithm>

using namespace std;

void show (int a[])

{for (int i =0;i<10;i++)

cout <<a[i]<<" ";

int main (){

int a [10]={2,6,5,20,42,0,3,4,8};

cout << "the array before sorting ";

show (a);

sort(a,a+10);

cout <<"the array after sorting";

show (a);

return 0;

#include <iostream>

#include <algorithm>

using namespace std;

void show (int a[])

{for (int i =0;i<10;i++)


cout <<a[i]<<" ";

int main (){

int a [10]={2,6,5,20,42,0,3,4,8};

cout << "the array before sorting ";

show (a);

sort(a,a+10);

cout <<"the array after sorting";

show (a);

return 0;

#include <iostream>

#include <vector>

using namespace std ;

int main()

vector <int> A;//vector keyword, data type,vector name

A.push_back(40);

A.push_back(30);

A.push_back(35);

A.push_back(4);

A.push_back(50);

cout <<"the second index is";


cout<< A[2]<< endl;

for(int i =0;i<A.size();i++)

cout<<A[i]<<" " <<endl;

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