3. Inside a ‘Console Application’, a ‘Project’ may implement multiple
‘Solutions’.
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6. The following declaration is legal in C++:
int sample{23.5};
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7. The following functional-declaration-style is no longer legal in C++:
int sample(23.5);
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8. The following statement is not accepted by the compiler:
char c{500};
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9. But the following statement is accepted by the compiler:
char c(500);
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10. The following code-segment of ‘main()’ is syntactically correct:
const int x;
x{5};
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11. The following line of code is legal in C++:
const int x = 65,535;
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