A class is constructed in two sections, called
| A. | header and body |
| B. | type and parameters |
| C. | declaration and implementation |
| D. | pointer and variable |
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The declaration section holds
| A. | data members |
| B. | data members and function prototypes |
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data members, function prototypes and the functions themselves
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| D. | none of these |
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| A. |
Each object's nonstatic data members will be stored in the same memory location
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| B. |
Each object will be stored in the same memory location
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| C. |
Each object will store a separate copy of any nonstatic data members.
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| D. |
Two objects of the same class cannnot be declared
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Option: C Explanation : Click on Discuss to view users comments. |
| A. |
Each object will store a separate copy of any static member data.
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| B. |
Each object will store a separate copy of any member function
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| C. |
Each object will store a separate copy of any nonstatic data members.
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| D. |
Two objects of the same class, cannot be declared
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