Object Oriented Programming - Basics Of C++

11. Consider the declarations
char a;
const char aa = 'h';
char *na;
const char *naa;
Which of the following statements
Statement I: aa = a;
Statement II: na = &a;
Statement III: na = &aa;
is/are illegal? 

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12. Forgetting to include a file (like cmath or math.h) that is necessary will result in

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13. Which of the following comments about inline comments are true?

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14. At what point of time a variable comes into existence in memory is determined by its

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15. Which of the following specifiers need not be honored by the compiler?

  • Option : D
  • Explanation : Register and inline are not compiler directives but rather request to the compiler. These requests need not be honored by the compiler.
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