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    #Include #Include Class A (Public: Int A 55 Int &B A Int C

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    This C++ program defines a class A with integer data members a and c, and a reference b that refers to a. It then creates an instance aa of class A, and prints the memory addresses of data members a, b, and c to show that a and b are located at the same address since b is a reference to a, but c is at a different address.

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    This C++ program defines a class A with integer data members a and c, and a reference b that refers to a. It then creates an instance aa of class A, and prints the memory addresses of data members a, b, and c to show that a and b are located at the same address since b is a reference to a, but c is at a different address.

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    This C++ program defines a class A with integer data members a and c, and a reference b that refers to a. It then creates an instance aa of class A, and prints the memory addresses of data members a, b, and c to show that a and b are located at the same address since b is a reference to a, but c is at a different address.

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    #Include #Include Class A (Public: Int A 55 Int &B A Int C

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    #include<stdio.h> #include<stdlib.

    h> class A { public : int a=55; int &b=a; int c; }; void main() { A aa; printf(" &a = %u \n &b = %u \n &c = %u ",&aa.a,&aa.b,&aa.c); system("pause"); }

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