Sams Teach Yourself C++ in 21 Days

You can’t assign a value to a constant object, and you can’t reassign a constant pointer. This means that lines 6 and 8 are pro ...

Answers 837 D 11: int * pVar = new int (5); 12: std::cout << “The value of *pVar is: “ << *pVar ; 13: delete pVar; 1 ...

The destructor is called each time an object is destroyed, either because it goes out of scope or because you call deleteon a p ...

Answers 839 D // Fetch then increment const SimpleCircle SimpleCircle::operator++ (int) { // declare local SimpleCircle and init ...

The following is one possible answer: SimpleCircle::SimpleCircle(const SimpleCircle & rhs) { int val = rhs.GetRadius(); its ...

Answers 841 D 32: 33: SimpleCircle::SimpleCircle(const SimpleCircle & rhs) 34: { 35: int val = rhs.GetRadius(); 36: itsRadiu ...

This operator+is changing the value in one of the operands, rather than creating a new VeryShortobject with the sum. The correc ...

Answers 843 D Cars, motorcycles, trucks, bicycles, pedestrians, and emergency vehicles all use the intersection. In addition, t ...

A meeting is defined as a group of people reserving a room for a certain amount of time. The person making the schedule might d ...

Answers 845 D { public: Person( String name, Person_ID id ); ~Person(); Calendar_Class Calendar(); // the access point to add ➥m ...

Day 12 Quiz A v-table, or virtual function table, is a common way for compilers to manage vir- tual functions in C++. The table ...

Answers 847 D Rectangleparts, this will be fine. If you do need the Rectangleparts, you’ll need to change SomeFunctionto take a ...

strcpy(fullname,firstname); offset = strlen(firstname); strcpy(fullname+offset,” “); offset += 1; strcpy(fullname+offset,middlen ...

Answers 849 D Exercises 1.class JetPlane : public Rocket, public Airplane 2.class Seven47: public JetPlane The following is one ...

Day 15 Quiz Yes. They are member variables and their access can be controlled like any other. If they are private, they can be ...

Answers 851 D The following is one possible answer: 0: // Ex1502.cpp 1: #include 2: using namespace std; 3: class myClass 4: { ...

49: obj3.ShowMember(); 50: obj3.ShowStatic(); 51: return 0; 52: } The following is one possible answer: 0: // Ex1503.cpp 1: #in ...

Answers 853 D 45: myClass obj2; 46: obj2.ShowMember(); 47: cout << “Static: “ << myClass::GetStatic() << endl; ...

40: { 41: void (myClass::*PMF) (); 42: 43: PMF=myClass::ShowMember; 44: 45: myClass obj1; 46: (obj1.*PMF)(); 47: cout << “ ...

Answers 855 D 31: } 32: 33: void myClass::ShowMember() 34: { 35: cout << “itsMember: “ << itsMember << endl; 3 ...