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Q. How are objects self-referenced in a class member function?

  • (A) Use * with this object’s name
  • (B) Using the keyword “object”
  • (C) Use the pointer “this”
  • (D) By passing “self” as a parameter in the member function
  • Correct Answer - Option(C)
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Explanation by: Dharmendra Sir 
In classes, objects are self-referenced using “this” pointer inside member functions. e.g. this->val to access the data member of the current object.

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