Exam 12: Adding Functionality to Your Classes

A built-in to built-in conversion is handled by C++ s implicit conversion rules or its explicit ___________________ operator.

Setting up a conversion makes sense only when there s a(n) ____ relationship between data types.

Class data members are ____________________ in scope to objects created from the class.

Converting from a class to a class is done in the same manner as a conversion from a class to a built-in data type.

____ class variables are allocated memory locations independent of any object being instantiated.

An object s data member takes precedence over a global variable of the same name.

There are two categories of scope: local and ____________________.

When a derived class object is assigned to a base class object, only the set of all the ____ class data members is assigned.

A ____ function tells the compiler to create a pointer to a function but not fill in the pointer s value until the function is actually called.

Overloading the insertion ( >) operators for class use requires creating operator functions that use these symbols but have a parameter list that includes a class ____.