In any application, there can be only one main function. In c++, main is not a member of any class. There is no chance of overriding
Yes it can possible, behalf of my knowledge we can do it in C language. We can start the program with our own function and end with the same. But the main constraint is we must implement (even null) the main function. because the C compiler should not allow you without main function. This can be happend with #pragma start (function name) directive. I have tried in C and it may possible in C++.
What will be output of the following code #include using namespace std; class abc { public : void main() { cout<<" Its main function "< } }; int main(int c, char **v) { abc a; if(c<1) { cout<<" Error can not accept it "< exit(1); } cout<<" its in main program "< a.main();
How is static variable stored in the memory? ( if there are 2 functions in a file,and the static variable name is same (ex var) in both the function. how is it keep seperately in the memory).
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