Inheritance

To allow a function in a base class to be overridden in a derived class (correct)

To restrict access to a function in a derived class

To enable direct instantiation of a function in a derived class

To prevent a function from being overridden in a derived class

Aggregation represents a 'has-a' relationship, while composition represents a 'part-of' relationship (correct)

Aggregation is a single-class concept, while composition involves multiple classes

Aggregation allows for dynamic binding, while composition allows for static binding

Aggregation is used for inheritance, while composition is used for polymorphism

To limit the functionality of operators in derived classes

To enable direct access to memory locations using operators

To redefine the way operators work for user-defined types (correct)

To restrict the use of operators for built-in types