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    1. A valid pointer ensures that the correct instance variable is accessed correctly within class methods by helping with instance-specific data and methods. It stores the memory location of any data type you want to access. 2. References must always be associated with objects while pointers can be null. References cannot be reassigned but pointers can. Pointers can be used for manual memory management while references are not. 3. A friend class is granted access to the private and protected members of another class as if it were a member. It is declared using the 'friend' keyword and can access these members without access restrictions.

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    1. A valid pointer ensures that the correct instance variable is accessed correctly within class methods by helping with instance-specific data and methods. It stores the memory location of any data type you want to access. 2. References must always be associated with objects while pointers can be null. References cannot be reassigned but pointers can. Pointers can be used for manual memory management while references are not. 3. A friend class is granted access to the private and protected members of another class as if it were a member. It is declared using the 'friend' keyword and can access these members without access restrictions.

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    Assignment No 2 Oop

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    1. A valid pointer ensures that the correct instance variable is accessed correctly within class methods by helping with instance-specific data and methods. It stores the memory location of any data type you want to access. 2. References must always be associated with objects while pointers can be null. References cannot be reassigned but pointers can. Pointers can be used for manual memory management while references are not. 3. A friend class is granted access to the private and protected members of another class as if it were a member. It is declared using the 'friend' keyword and can access these members without access restrictions.

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