Question

CONCEPT: C++
The variables declared inside the class are known as
a) Data b) inline
c) method d) attributes

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Answer 1

Answer:

The answer is d) attributes

Answer 2

DATA MEMBERS IN C++ PROGRAMMING

The variables declared inside the class are known as DATA MEMBERS

EXPLAINING DATA MEMBERS IN DETAIL:

*The new names/terms for class members introduced in the C++ programming language are "Data Member" and "Member Functions."

* Data Members are variables that are defined in any class using any basic data type (such as int, char, float, etc.) or derived data type (such as class, structure, pointer, etc.). Member functions are defined as functions that are declared in either the private or public sections.

*In C++, there are two sorts of data members/member functions: private and public.

1) Members of the private sector

Private members are those that are declared in the class's private section (using the private access modifier). Within the same class in which they are declared, private members can also be accessed.

2) Members of the general public

Public members are members that are declared in the public part of the class (using the public access modifier). By utilizing the object name of the class in which they are defined, public members can access both within and outside of the class.