Given classes St. Bernard Dog and Dog, the base class would be Dog. An object de

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Given classes St. Bernard Dog and Dog, the base class would be Dog. An object declared in a function will be destroyed when the function returns unless the object is declared static. Two overloaded functions with the same name must return the same type. Derived class may inherit private data members from base class. If class A is declared as a member of class B, then B is a base class. An abstract base class cannot have non-abstract derived classes. Pointers to a base class may be assigned the address of a derived class object. An abstract base class cannot instantiate an object. It's OK that an int pointer points to the address of a long int variable. It is impossible to create an array of objects In order to overload an operator, the operator should be defined as a member function in a class.

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15. True
16. True
17. False
18. False
19.   False
20.   False
21.   True
22.   True
23.   False
24. False
25. True

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