Exam 11: More About Classes and Object-Oriented Programming
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A good reason for overloading an operator is to enable it to
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Object composition is useful for creating a ________ relationship between classes.
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When you overload an operator, you cannot change the number of operands taken by the operator.
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When you redefine the way a standard operator works when it is used with class objects, you have ________ the operator.
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________ is commonly used to extend a class, or to give it additional capabilities.
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When overloading the operator ++, ________ is used to distinguish preincrement from postincrement.
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A(n) ________ member variable may be accessed before any objects of the class have been declared.
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When a class contains a pointer to dynamically allocated memory, it a good idea to have the class overload the assignment operator.
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