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i read that

printf() is a function

cout is a object

what is difference between function and object?

Posted 3-Oct-12 6:52am

ALIWAZ

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Joan M 3-Oct-12 13:34pm

Aliwaz, you are being downvoted because we expect people to use google and to search a little bit before coming here and ask.
We understand that sometimes it is difficult to use google if you don't know what are you searching for, but please, take a little bit of time of yours to search for any question before posting it here, then explain us what have you tried, were are you stuck, what do you don't understand... and we will help for sure.

This is only a comment to explain you why you are getting downvoted. I've been tempted to do it but I haven't.

Don't worry too much, from time to time we get probably too temperamental (there are more than 9 million members here and there are plenty of bad formed and bad quality questions posted each day).

Take a look at Richard posts, both will be useful for sure.

PS: I've just seen that you've posted similar questions to that one and that you've been around for 8 months already... all the previous statements still apply, but please, try to improve it...

Good luck.

Quirkafleeg 4-Oct-12 5:05am

...and this was the polite reply! Personally, the solutions giyf and lmgtfy are best.

Stefan_Lang 4-Oct-12 12:11pm

Hmm, I'm not familiar with either of these acronyms, but since you indicate they're impolite I guess that is a good thing ;o)

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2012-10-03T07:16:00

Solution 1

1. Functions.[^].
2. Classes and objects[^].

Posted 3-Oct-12 7:16am

Richard MacCutchan