Object Oriented Programming

Basics of C++ Classes Constructor Destructor Find Output Functions Object Modelling Object Modelling - 2 Pointers

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Object Oriented Programming - Object Modelling - 2

136:

Providing two or more constructors for the same class

A.	requires different argument lists
B.	requires different constructor names
C.	requires different constructor types
D.	is illegal
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137:

The prototype for the constructor for a Student class is

Student (const int id Num = 0, const double gpa = 4.0); The definition Student Lynette (1, 2);

A.	defines a student with idNum 0 and gpa 4.0
B.	defines a student with idNum 0 and gpa 1.0
C.	defines a student with idNum 1 and gpa 2.0
D.	is illegal
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138:

The feature that allows to use the same function name for separate functions that have different argument lists is called

A.	overriding
B.	overloading
C.	constructing
D.	destructing
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139:

If you want to override constructor default values for an object you are instantiating, you must also override

A.	all other parameters to that constructor
B.	all parameters to the left of that value
C.	all parameters to the right of that value
D.	no other parameters to that constructor
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140:

If you omit any constructor argument when you instantiate an object, you must use default values

A.	for all parameters to the constructor
B.	for all parameters to the right of the argument
C.	for all parameters to the left of the argument
D.	for no other parameters.
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