Thread: Solve c++ objective question.

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    1. Operator overloading is called:
    i. Runtime polymorphism
    ii. Compile time polymorphism
    iii. Complex overloading
    iv. Abstract overloading
    2. A process of a class can contain object of another class is called:
    i. Nesting
    ii. Friend
    iii. Data abstraction
    iv. Encapsulation
    3. Which of the following way are legal to access a class data member using this pointer ?
    i. this.x
    ii. *this.x
    iii. *(this.x)
    iv. (*this).x
    4. The tream is a:
    i
    . Flow of data
    ii. Flow of integer
    iii. Flow of statements
    iv. None of the above
    5. The cout() function counts the :
    i. Extracted character
    ii. Inserted character
    iii. Both (i) and (ii)
    iv. None of the above
    6. The size of void pointer is:
    i. O byte
    ii. 2 byte
    iii. 4 byte
    iv. 8 byte
    7. In c++. It is possible to pass values to function by :
    i. Call by value
    ii. Call by address
    iii. Call by reference
    iv. All of the above
    8. A and B are two string objects. A=”abc” and B=”xyz”. A=A+B will produce.
    i. “abcxyz”
    ii. “abc”
    iii. “xyzabc”
    iv. None of the above
    9. An iterator is similar to :
    i. Pointer
    ii. Array
    iii. Class
    iv. None of the above
    10. If a subclass contains a method with the same name and arguments as in the base class, it is:
    i. Overloading
    ii. Polymorphism
    iii. Overriding
    iv. Error
    11. Size of void pointer is:
    i. 0 byte
    ii. 2 byte
    iii. 4 byte
    iv. 8 byte
    12. In c++, arguments can be passed in function by:
    i. Values
    ii. Reference
    iii. Address
    iv. All of the above1.

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    Are you trying to test me ?
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    No, solve it plz

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    Quote Originally Posted by ZuK View Post
    Are you trying to test me ?
    Naah. S/he probably has some answers in mind, and is hoping to demonstrate his/her knowledge by criticising answers from others.

    Too bad that some of the questions aren't even meaningful. Also, the correct answer to at least one of those questions is "none of the supplied answers" which - in a multi-choice question - demonstrates ignorance by the person who wrote the question.
    Right 98% of the time, and don't care about the other 3%.

    If I seem grumpy or unhelpful in reply to you, or tell you you need to demonstrate more effort before you can expect help, it is likely you deserve it. Suck it up, Buttercup, and read this, this, and this before posting again.

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    Closing, this looks way too much like a homework quiz.
    All the buzzt!
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