hello sir, actually i am a bit confused between when to use this( . ) as a pointer and when to use this(->) , as in what are the differences in the implementation of both the pointers, please give me some clarity…
A little confusion
hello @we_kaash
we use (.) dot with object.
we use -> operator when we have pointer of object.
for example->
ClassName obj=ClassName();
here obj is object so use dot(.) operator to access its member variable or function.
ClassName objPtr=new ClassName();
here objPtr is pointer that contains address of pointer so in this case u should use -> operator to access object member variable or its function.
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