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    This document provides an example of a C++ class with static member functions. It defines a Customer class with a static count integer to track the number of customer accounts. The class contains three functions - setaccountno() assigns a unique account number by incrementing the static count, displayaccountno() prints a customer's account number, and displaycount() prints the total number of accounts. Main creates two Customer objects and calls each object's functions to demonstrate the static counting works across instances.

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    This document provides an example of a C++ class with static member functions. It defines a Customer class with a static count integer to track the number of customer accounts. The class contains three functions - setaccountno() assigns a unique account number by incrementing the static count, displayaccountno() prints a customer's account number, and displaycount() prints the total number of accounts. Main creates two Customer objects and calls each object's functions to demonstrate the static counting works across instances.

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    This document provides an example of a C++ class with static member functions. It defines a Customer class with a static count integer to track the number of customer accounts. The class contains three functions - setaccountno() assigns a unique account number by incrementing the static count, displayaccountno() prints a customer's account number, and displaycount() prints the total number of accounts. Main creates two Customer objects and calls each object's functions to demonstrate the static counting works across instances.

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    EX.NO:1.

    3 CLASS WITH STATIC MEMBER FUNCTIONS


    To implement a class with Static member functions.

    ALGORITHM:
    1) Start the program. 2) Create the Class customer with two member functions and one non member Function static. 3) Define the member functions outside the class. 4) Create an objects c1 and c2 for already created class item. 5) Call the member functions by using dot operator. 6) Stop the program.

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    #include<iostream.h> #include<conio.h> class customer { private: static int count; int accountno; public: void setaccountno(void); void displayaccountno(void); void static displaycount(void); }; int customer::count; void customer::setaccountno(void) {count++; accountno=count; }void customer::displayaccountno(void) {cout<< "The Account Number Is:"<< accountno<< endl; }void customer::displaycount(void)

    {cout<< "The Total Numer Of Accounts Are:"<< count<< endl; }void main() {customer c1,c2; clrscr(); c1.setaccountno(); c2.setaccountno(); c1.displayaccountno(); c2.displayaccountno(); c1.displaycount(); getch();
    }Output: THE ACCOUNT NUMBER IS: 1 THE ACCOUNT NUMBER IS: 2 THE TOTAL NUMER OF ACCOUNTS ARE: 2

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