Memory allocation for member functions in C++

Question

#include
using namespace std;
class A
{

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


        

Answer 1

Non-virtual functions aren't part of the class's memory. The code for the function is baked into the executable (much like a static member), and memory is allocated for it's variables when it is called. The object only carries the data members.