Memory allocation for member functions in C++

Question

#include
using namespace std;
class A
{

};
class B
{
        public:
                void disp()
                {
                        cout<&         


        

Answer 1

Size of any class depends upon the size of the variables in the class and not the functions. Functions are only allocated space on the stack when called and popped out when return.. So the size of a class is generally the sum of sizes of non static member variables...