C++ examples for Class:object
You can ask a method which doesn't alter the object by const keyword.
First, you specify the function as const in the class definition:
class Pool { // ... double volume() const; // Function to calculate the volume of a pool }; double Pool::volume() const { return length*width*height; }
To allow particular class members to be modifiable even for a const object.
You can do this by specifying such members as mutable. For example:
class Pool { private: double length; double width; double height; mutable std::string name; // Name of a pool // Rest of the class definition... };