Fundamentals of Object-Oriented Programming - C++ - Member Functions

The video tutorial covers key aspects of classes in programming, focusing on constructor overloading, defining member functions outside the class, and passing objects as function arguments. It introduces a class called Distance, explaining how to define private properties and constructors, including default and parameterized constructors. The tutorial also demonstrates how to define member functions using the scope resolution operator and implement a function to add two distance objects. Finally, it tests the program, addresses errors, and corrects them to ensure accurate output.

How do you define a member function outside of a class?

What is the significance of the scope resolution operator in C++?

How do you handle the addition of two Distance objects?

What are the steps to test the functionality of the Distance class in the main function?