The following program segment
int a = 10 ;
int const &b = a ;
a = l1 ;
cout << a << b ;
| A. | results in compile time error |
| B. | results in run time error |
| C. | prints 1111 |
| D. | none of the above |
Answer : C Explanation : The very idea of declaring b as a constant integer is to protect it from changes. However, since it is aliased to a variable whose attribute is not const, the value of b can be indirectly changed by changing the value of a. This is a bad programming practice. |
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