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BT0074 : PART - C
Q. 1 | Class ABC { private: public: } int main() { ABC a; Cout<<’The size of class ABC is” <} The output of the above program will be |
| A) | The size of class ABC is 0 |
| B) | The size of class ABC is 1 | | C) | The size of class ABC is 100 | | D) | Indeterminate | | | | Q. 2 | Which of the following statements is true about friend functions? i) Friend functions cannot use member names directly; it has to use an object to access any member of the class ii) Friend functions can have objects as arguments |
| A) | i) and iii) |
| B) | ii) and iv) | | C) | ii) and iii) | | D) | All of i) to iv) | | | | Q. 3 | Which of the following would be a valid class declaration header for a derived class m, with base classes n and o 1)class m: n, o 2) class m: class n, class o 3) class m: public n, public o 4) class m: public n, o |
| A) | All of the above |
| B) | 1), 3), 4) | | C) | 2), 3), 4) | | D) | 3), 4) | | | | Q. 4 | What is the correct sequence of exception handling? 1) Controls enters the try block 2) The member function throws an exception 3) Control transfers to the exception handler following the try block 4) Code is executing normally out |
| A) | 3), 1), 2), 4), 5) |
| B) | 1), 2), 3), 4), 5) | | C) | 5), 3), 1), 4), 2) | | D) | 4), 1), 5), 2), 3) | | | | Q. 5 | Select one of the following functions to replace the comment 4,1/here" so that the display of Base class is overridden to give output after execution as b =1 class Base int i; public: Base i=5; void display ( ) ~ cout <<"i = "<< i; |
| A) | void display ( ) 1 cout << -b="<< + + b ; ) |
| B) | display ( ) b = - cout << b = "<< b; return
b;) | | C) | void display cout << "b= << b + + | | D) | None of these | | | |
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