problem in object

[heartstriker]

i've a doubt that when two or more clases is used in a program then
declaring the object as object.()
is....................................

[osmium]

<he**********@gmail.comwrote:

i've a doubt that when two or more clases is used in a program then
declaring the object as object.()
is....................................

I don't understand your question. Note that the word "the" in English,
means, one and only. The words "a" and "an" mean one of several. I don't
know what the sentence "()" means. I don't know what the sentence " is
......" means.

In general, each identifier visible to the compiler must be unique. And the
name of an object *is* an identifier.

If this doesn't answer your question, and I doubt it does, take another
attempt at asking it. Don't be concerned about using as many as even 100
words to describe what you want to know.

[Daniel T.]

In article <11*********************@i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.c om>,
he**********@gmail.com wrote:

i've a doubt that when two or more clases is used in a program then
declaring the object as object.()
is....................................

class Object { };

int main() {
Object myObject; // note: no "()"
}