Create an `Empty` class with nothing in it. Create a `VirtualEmpty` class with one virtual function `virtual void test() {}`. In `main()`, compare their memory footprints using `sizeof()`. If `sizeof(VirtualEmpty) > sizeof(Empty)`, print ‘Has VTable: True’.
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Print the boolean comparison result.
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Has VTable: True
Adding a virtual function silently injects a hidden pointer (v-ptr) into the object, increasing its memory size to maintain the Virtual Table.
#include <iostream>
class Empty {};
class VirtualEmpty {
public:
// Add a virtual method
};
int main() {
// Compare sizes and print result
return 0;
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