Using a structure to define a class. : Struct Class « Class « C++

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C++ » Class » Struct Class Screenshots  Using a structure to define a class.   #include <iostream> #include <cstring> using namespace std; struct StringStructClass {   void initString(char *s); // public   void displayString(); private:                  // private   char str[255]; } ; void StringStructClass::initString(char *s) {   if(!*s)        *str = '\0'; // initialize string   else        strcat(str, s); } void StringStructClass::displayString() {   cout << str << endl; } int main() {   StringStructClass stringObject;   stringObject.initString("");             stringObject.initString("Hello ");   stringObject.initString("there!");   stringObject.displayString();   return 0; }                          Related examples in the same category 1. Constructor and destructor inside a struct 2. Stack class using a structure. 3. Classes and Structures are Related 4. Using a class instead of struct. 5. add method to struct 6. use struct to initialize a class