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Write A C++ Program To Assign The Public Object Member Address To A Pointer.

By Dinesh Thakur

#include <iostream.h> 
 #include<conio.h> 
  class MyClass 
 { 
        public:    
                     int i; 
                     MyClass(int j) 
               { 
                     i =j; 
               } 
 }; 
                      void main() 
              { 
                     clrscr(); 
                     MyClass myObject(1); 
                     int *p; 
                     p=&myObject.i; 
                     cout << *p; 
                     getch(); 
             } 
 Output 
 1

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