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What is the operator used to allocate objects dynamically in C++?
Can objects be created for abstract classes in C++?
What keyword should be placed in the class declaration to declare a friend function?
What is "cin" in C++ programming?
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Which access specifier allows functions and data to be accessible to other parts of the program?
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When are constructors called in C++?
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Can member functions be defined externally using the scope resolution operator in C++?
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How are objects of a class created in C++?
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What is the default access specifier for members of a C++ class?
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How can class objects be created in C++?
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Study Notes
- C++ classes have default data members and member functions.
- The operator "new" is used to allocate objects dynamically.
- Member functions can be defined externally using the scope resolution operator.
- Objects cannot be created for abstract classes in C++.
- Objects of a class can be created using the class name followed by parentheses.
- Class objects can be created statically or dynamically and are stored in memory.
- "cin" is an input stream in C++ programming.
- Public access allows functions and data to be accessible to other parts of the program.
- The "friend" keyword should be placed in the class declaration to declare a friend function.
- Constructors are called automatically when an object of a class is created.
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Description
Test your knowledge of C++ classes with this quiz! From default data members to dynamic memory allocation, this quiz covers various topics related to classes in C++. Challenge yourself to see how much you know about creating and defining member functions, accessing data and functions with public access, and using friend functions. See if you can distinguish between creating objects statically or dynamically and understand the importance of constructors. Don't miss out on this opportunity to showcase your expertise in C++ classes!