If the class name is x, what is the type of its "this" pointer (in a nonstatic, non-const member function)?
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In class name x, x* is the type of its this pointer.
Explanation:
- 'this' pointer points to the address of the current object of the class.
- In other words, 'this' pointer is used with an object so that it can access its self-address.
- So, we see this pointer in member functions of a class as an implicit parameter.
- If the member function is declared constant, then the pointer will be const x *.
- 'this' pointer is not available for the static member functions, as they don't need an object to invoke them.
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