(1) In C++, an operator or function that is declared as a member of a class. A member function has access to the private and protected data members and member functions of objects of its class. (2) A function that performs operations on a class. See nonmember function.
Any function declared to be part of a class.
a class specific function which is declared, or defined, in the body of the class definition, and it is always associated with a certain object, i
a function defined in a class interface
a function that is part of the definition of a class
A function that is declared in a class. It can only be applied to an object of that class type. The object used in the call of a member function is treated as an argument to an implicit parameter. For example, canvas.clear() passes the object named canvas to the member function called clear().
C++ function that is a member of a class or structure data type. Also known as a method.
Is a function that belongs to a specific class.
C++ Operators and functions that are declared as members of a class. A member function has access to the private and protected data members and member functions of an object of its class. Member functions are also called methods.