If you have already removed a character (in char variable ch) from the input str

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If you have already removed a character (in char variable ch) from the input stream, you can apply a member function of cin to the variable does this task? cin put(ch); cin putback(ch); cin peek(ch); cin get(ch); The header file that you must #include to have access to the Standard Library string class is C-string string None of the above string.h String.h To read a character at a time, or to write a character at a time, declare a character variable ch and write this: cin >> ch; True False lf a class is named Myclass, what must the constructors be named? None of the above Any name the programmer wishes except the name of the class Initializer -Myclass Myclass

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d) string.h

The string.h header defines one variable type, one macro, and various functions for manipulating arrays of characters

3)

true

The standard input stream (cin) does just what you want when reading integers, floating point etc. It ignores all whitespace (blanks, tabs, etc) that appears in front of a number. But when you're reading characters, you will often want to read whitespace too

4)

MyClass

A class constructor is a special member function of a class that is executed whenever we create new objects of that class.

A constructor will have exact same name as the class

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