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Theoratically Objects communicate with each other by passing message.
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Theoratically Objects communicate with each other by passing message.

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Pratically they communicate with each other by calling member functions.
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Pratically they communicate with each other by calling member functions.

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C++ objects do NOT communicate with each other. &nbsp;Let's settle that. &nbsp;There is no built-in feature in C++ to do this.<br />
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C++ objects do NOT communicate with each other.  Let's settle that.  There is no built-in feature in C++ to do this.



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&gt;&gt; C++ objects do NOT communicate with each other. &nbsp;Let's settle that. &nbsp;There is no built-in feature in C++ to do <br />
&gt;&gt;&nbsp;this.<br />
Is that true ?<br />
Then how one object uses another object ?
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>> C++ objects do NOT communicate with each other.  Let's settle that.  There is no built-in feature in C++ to do
>> this.
Is that true ?
Then how one object uses another object ?

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Also I want to know in which language object communicate with each other ? 
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Also I want to know in which language object communicate with each other ?

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Hi experts!<br />
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In many of the books i have read describe that &quot;&nbsp;C++ objects communicate each other&quot;,and this concept is the one which confuses me most.<br />
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Can anybody explain me How this communication between objects is done with &quot;theoriotical&quot; and &quot;code example&quot;<br />
or else give me link which expalins me about this concept<br />
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<br />
Thanks in advance<br />
-Shanti<br />
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Hi experts!

In many of the books i have read describe that " C++ objects communicate each other",and this concept is the one which confuses me most.

Can anybody explain me How this communication between objects is done with "theoriotical" and "code example"
or else give me link which expalins me about this concept


Thanks in advance
-Shanti
 


  


How C++ objects Communicate to each other

C++ is an intermediate-level general-purpose programming language, not to be confused with C or C#. It was developed as a set of extensions to the C programming language to improve type-safety and add support for automatic resource management, object-orientation, generic programming, and exception handling, among other features.