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CS304P Lab Quiz 3 by Iqra Azhar

Object Oriented Programming (Practical) PDF 426 KBUpdated 23 Oct 2026
Quiz CS304P Lab Quiz 3 by Iqra Azhar PDF 426 KB
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Which of the following is NOT true about constructor?Select the correct option Constrcutor can be a constant function Constructor does not have return type Constructors are commonly public members Constructor is a special function having the same name as the class name Constrcutor can be a constant function.

Which of the following option is false?Select the correct option Public members are accessible from other classes also Private members can be accessed using friend functions Member functions can be made private Data members can’t be inherited Private members can be accessed using friend functions.

Which of the given option is not correct for destructor?Select the correct option Destructor is used to free the memory allocated through dynamic allocation. Destructor is used to free the memory allocated through new operator. Destructor is a function with the same name as that of class but preceded with a tilde ~Destructor is a function with the same name as that of class, but preceded with a tilde 'void The option that is not correct for a destructor is: Destructor is a function with the same name as that of class, but preceded with a tilde 'void. Which of the following is correct way of declaring the attribute as a public?Select the correct option class Student { public: char *name;}; class Student public: { char *name;}; class Student { char *name;}; class public Student { char *name;}; The correct way of declaring an attribute as public in a class is: *class Student { public: char name;};

Following code is equivalent to which option.class Shape{ string type;};Select the correct option class Shape public: { public: string type; } ;class Shape { private: string type; }; class Shape { protected: string type; }; class Shape { public: string type; }; The given code: class Shape { public: string type; };

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