A) (*p)[x] B) p.(*x) C) (*p).x D) *(p[x]) A) will evaluate the rest of the progr

Question

A) (*p)[x]
B) p.(*x)
C) (*p).x
D) *(p[x])

A) will evaluate the rest of the program if X is already included.
B) will cause a syntax error.
C) will evaluate the rest of the program if X is not already included.
D) will evaluate the rest of the program regardless of whether X included.

7. Data is often private and member functions are often public because A) data takes up less memory space than member functions do
B) an object%u2019s data should be hidden for safety but its member functions should be accessible so the rest of the program can interact with the object.
C) data is not accessed as often as functions.
D) data must not be changed, whereas member functions may be. 9. In C++, only existing operators can be overloaded A) True
B) False

Explanation / Answer

1) p->x abbreviates to (*p).x ans C

2) will evaluate the rest of the program if X is already included. ans A . if X is not included then it would omit the body .

3)FALSE as all operators can be overloaded except five: . .* :: ?: sizeof

Related Questions

Navigate

• Browse (All)
• Browse A
• Subjects

---

---

Integrity-first tutoring: explanations and feedback only — we do not complete graded work. Learn more.