Define an empty class named `EmptyClass`. Inside `main()`, instantiate an object of this class and print “Class created”.
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Print the exact message.
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Class created
An empty class is the simplest blueprint you can create in C++, consuming 1 byte of memory to ensure the object has a unique address.
#include <iostream>
// Define EmptyClass here
int main() {
// Instantiate the object and print the message
return 0;
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