Explanation of break statement, C/C++ Programming

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1. Explain Break and continue statements in C++.

Explanation of Break statement
Explanation of Continue statement

2. Explain concepts of constructors and destructors with an example.

Defining Constructor with It's Example
Defining Destructor with It's Example

3. What is an inheritance? Explain different types of inheritance.

Defining inheritance
Types of Inheritance

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