size of object of class with no data members is 1 byte why?
At one level, because the standard demands that class object have a size greater than zero.
So, next question; why does the standard demand this? There is at least one excellent reason for it; the address of two different objects must be different, so they must have a size.
So, next question; why does the standard demand this? There is at least one excellent reason for it; the address of two different objects must be different, so they must have a size.
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