Question

For the following code, which statement is not true?

Class Point {

    private:

        double y;

        double z;

    public:

        double x;

};

a.z is available to objects of type Point declared outside the class.

b.x is available to objects of type Point declared outside the class.

c.x, y, and z are called members variables of the class.

d.The name of the class is Point.

Given the code below, What is the most accurate description of AwesomeClass(AwesomeClass & class2)?

class AwesomeClass

{

    public:

        AwesomeClass();

        AwesomeClass(int x);

        AwesomeClass(AwesomeClass & class2);

}

a.a friend function

b.a copy constructor

c.default constructor

d.overloaded construct

When a member function is defined (or implemented) outside of the class declaration, the function name must be qualified with the:

a.private access specifier

b.class name, followed by a single semicolon (:)

c.name of the first object

d.class name, followed by the scope resolution operator (::)

e.None of these

Answer 1

1A) Option "a" is not True

As z is a private member it is not available to the objects of type point declared outside the class

2A)Option "b" is most accurate description

As classname(classname & object name) is the syntax for copy constructor

3A) Option "d" is correct

when a member fuction is defined outside of the class declaration the function name must be qualified with class name followed by the scope resolution operstor ::