C++ helps

Instructions

Download the file objects.cpp. It instantiates some Objects and prints out the value of the count variable, which simply keeps track of how many instances of Object have been created.

Your task is to implement the Object class. It only needs to have a static member named count, which should be incremented each time a new instance of the class is created. You should also provide the appropriate constructors. Do not worry about destructors for this exercise. Save your class in a file named Object.h

#include  #include "Object.h" using namespace std; int Object::count = 0; Object f(Object someObject){ return someObject; } int main(int argc, const char * argv[]) { Object myObject; Object another = f(myObject); cout << another.count << endl; return 0; } 

result : 3