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Questions on functions (virtual, static, and friend).

hi,
i have some queries:

1. can friend functions be virtuals??? and why
2. can friend functions be Static??? and why
3. can virtuals functions be static??? and why
Apr 4 '07 #1
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Those look like great questions for Google and Wikipedia - did you find anything there?

I have changed the title of your thread to better describe your question - please look at and follow the Posting Guidelines and FAQ in the future concerning questions and thread titles.
Apr 4 '07 #2

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