Multiple Choice
Given the following class definition, how would you declare an object of the class, so that the object automatically called the default constructor?
Class ItemClass
{
Public:
ItemClass) ;
ItemClassint newSize, float newCost) ;
Int getSize) ;
Float getCost) ;
Void setSizeint newSize) ;
Void setCostfloat newCost) ;
Private:
Int size;
Float cost;
};
A) ItemClass) myItem;
B) ItemClass myItem1, 0.0) ;
C) ItemClass myItem;
D) ItemClass myItem) ;
E) You can not do this
Correct Answer:

Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q51: If class A is derived from class
Q52: A structure variable is a collection of
Q53: Given the following strucure definitions, what is
Q54: Given the following class, what would be
Q55: It is possible to have multiple private
Q56: A struct variable is declared differently from
Q57: A derived class is more specific than
Q59: The keyword _ defines a structure type
Q60: If you design a class with private
Q61: C++11 allows you to have a constructor