Which of the Following Class Definitions Makes the Public Members $/ / . . .$

Multiple Choice

Which of the following class definitions makes the public members of the class aClass become the public members of the class bClass?

A) class aclass: public bClass
{
$/ / . . .$
};
B) Class bClass: public aClass
{
$/ / . . .$
} ;
C) Class bClass: aClass
{
$/ / . . .$
};
D) class aClass: bClass
{
$/ / . . .$
};