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    The document discusses objects and classes in C++. It describes two methods for defining member functions - within the class definition, which makes them inline by default, and outside the class definition. It provides examples of calculating the area of a rectangle using a class with member functions defined both internally and externally. The examples demonstrate how to declare and define classes, member functions, and objects in C++.

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    The document discusses objects and classes in C++. It describes two methods for defining member functions - within the class definition, which makes them inline by default, and outside the class definition. It provides examples of calculating the area of a rectangle using a class with member functions defined both internally and externally. The examples demonstrate how to declare and define classes, member functions, and objects in C++.

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    Dr. J. Sangeetha/CSE/SRC/SASTRA 1
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    Method : 1 – Defining member
    function inside the class – By default
    inline

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    Ex : 2

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    Ex : 3

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    Example : 2

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    Method 2 : Member function definition outside the class

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    Counter Example

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    Calculate the area of a rectangle and
    display it.

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