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An expression A.B in C++ means ____

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Answered by ShubhsanA

Answer:

member of object A is the right answer

Answered by Afreenakbar

Answer:

A.B in C++ is an object member access operator.

Explanation:

It is used to access the member variables or functions of an object.

The object is represented by A and the member is represented by B.

This operator is used to access the data or function from within the object.

In other words, it is used to access the non-static members of an object. For example, if we have a class named "Person" with a member variable "age", we can access this member variable using the dot operator like this: Person x; .age = 2;.

This operator is used extensively in object-oriented programming and is a fundamental part of C++ syntax.

It is also used to access the members of structures, classes and objects. The dot operator is very important in C++ as it allows you to access the members of an object and manipulate them as required.