This document discusses object-oriented programming concepts in C++ including classes, objects, defining classes and objects, private and public access specifiers, constructors, destructors, static class data, and constant objects. It covers key topics such as defining a simple class with member functions and data, calling member functions on objects, using objects as arguments, and structuring classes and objects in memory.

1. Objects and Classes:
Chapter 6:
Ms. Munazza Mah Jabeen
Assistant Professor of Computer Science

2. A Simple Class:
• Classes and Objects
• Defining the Class
• private and public
• Data hiding
• Class Data
• Member Functions
• Data Is Private
• Functions Are Public
• Member Functions Within Class Definition
• Defining Objects
• Calling Member Functions
• Messages
• Constructors

3. C++ Objects as Physical Objects / Data Types:

4. Example:
• Constructor
• Destructors
• Automatic Initialization
• Initializer List
• Objects as Function Arguments
• Overloaded Constructors
• Member Functions Defined
Outside the Class
• Objects as Arguments

5. Structures / Classes / Objects / Memory

6. Static Class Data:

7. const Objects: