What are classes and objects in C++?
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Class is a user-defined datatype that has its own data members and member functions whereas an object is an instance of class by which we can access the data members and member functions of the class.
A class is a user-defined data type where all the member functions and data members are tailor-made according to demands and requirements in addition to which these all can be accessed with the help of an object. To declare a user-defined data type we use a keyword class.
An object is an instance of a class and an entity with value and state; In simple terms, it is used as a catalyst or to represent a class member. It may contain different parameters or none.