Create a `Box` class with a method `Box* getAddress()` that simply returns `this`. In `main()`, instantiate a `Box` named `b`, call `getAddress()`, and compare the returned pointer to the memory address of the object (`&b`). Print ‘Match’ if they are equal, otherwise ‘Mismatch’.
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Print the exact message.
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Match
The `this` pointer is an implicit hidden pointer passed to all non-static member functions, holding the memory address of the calling object.
#include <iostream>
class Box {
public:
// Implement getAddress() returning this
};
int main() {
// Instantiate Box, compare pointers, and print result
return 0;
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