Can we call methods in java as functions in c++???

Answer 1

So far I've observed a similarity in the syntax of function calls in C++ to calling static methods in Java, because I can call functions without using the dot notation. This is not to be confused with the meanings of concepts like static etc. I haven't reached OOP concepts in C++ yet, so I'm not sure how things will change when objects are introduced. Generally if you've used functions in either C++ or Java, then you'll be comfortable using them in the other.

Answer 2

functions in java are methods as there inside a class

Answer 3

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Answer 4

When you make class in c++ and make functions(methods) in this class you need to use dot operator or arrow operator if you use pointer to object.