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A recursive function
| may return a value or not | |
| cannot take any parameters |
| must return a value if it takes parameters | |
| cannot return a value | |
When calling a function on an object pointed to by a pointer variable, we use operator
| :: | |
| . |
| -> | |
| = |
Array elements:
| may be a mix of primitive and object types | |
| may not be of a struct type |
| may be of a struct or a class type | |
| may only be of a primitive type |
If you do not overload any operators for a class you create
| operator ++ exists and has the default behavior | |
| operator < exists and has the default behavior |
| operator = exists and has the default behavior | |
| operator + exists and has the default behavior |
To assign values to a structure variable, you use the
| the = operator | |
| the :: operator |
| the <- operator | |
| the -> operator |
A derived class pointer can point to
| a derived class object only | |
| a base or a derived class object |
| a derived class object or objects of its derived classes | |
| a base class object only |
In the derived class definition, you list from the base class
| all the member functions | |
| only the member functions that are overriden |
| only the public member functions | |
| all the data members and member functions |
Using a data member of type Engine in Car class is an example of
| encapsulation | |
| IS-A relationship |
| inheritance | |
| composition |
Expert Answer
1. must return a value if it takes parameters
2. ->
3.may be a mix of primitive and object types
4.operator = exists and has the default behavior
5. the -> operator
6.a derived class object only
7.only the member functions that are overriden
8. composition
