C++ true or false question please help T F Treating a base-class object as a der

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C++ true or false question please help

T F Treating a base-class object as a derived-class object can cause errors. T F It's possible to implement a queue with an array. T F Inheritance is a fundamental way of encapsulating the "has a" relationship between two objects. T F An object's member functions have access to a "self pointer" to the object called the this pointer. T F Class diagrams, which are part of UML, may be used to illustrate relationships between various classes during the design phase. T F Casting a base-class pointer to a derived-class pointer is called downcasting. T F In C++, the precedence of an operator may not be changed. T F Division by zero is a runtime_error exception.

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Ans1) True.

Ans2) True.

Ans3) True.

Ans4) False.

Ans5) True.

Ans6) True.

Ans7) True.

Ans8) True.

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