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Now consider the following code segment, assuming the Point class definition fro

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Question

Now consider the following code segment, assuming the Point class definition from Warm-up 1, and answer the questions below. int main() {Point.xlocation = 3; Point.ylocation = 10; Point p1; p1 = Point(5, 6); Point p2() ; return 0;} a. Describe the problem (if any) with the statements in lines 3 and 4: b. Describe (in detail) what the statement in line 7 does (consult your textbook): c. What is the problem (if any) with the statement in line 9 (assuming you are trying to declare an instance of the point class)? d. What does the statement in line 9 currently declare? e. Rewrite the statement in line 9 to declare a default instance of the Point class:

Explanation / Answer

HI friend, You have not posted Point class, so it is difficult to answer all answer.

Although i have answered by assuming that Point class has public members.

Q1. No, since xlocation and ylocation are public, they are accessible directly.

Q2. we are creating a Point object with value 5,6
   Here constructor with two parameter will be called

Q3.
   Point p2();
       Since we do not have default constructor (constructor without parameter),so it will throw error

Q4.
   It create a Point object p2

Q5.
   Point p2;

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