Below code fails to compile. class A { public: int GetValue() const { vv = 1; return vv; } private: int vv; }; Which of the following choices results in fixing this compilation error?

According to the IEEE standard, which will always evaluate to true if the value of 'var' is NaN?

int* a = {1, 2, 3}; | Where are the 1,2,3 values stored?

signed int a = 5; unsigned char b = -5; unsigned int c = a > b; What is the value of c?

If sizeof(int)==4 what is sizeof(long)?

If after: a* var = new a(); var's value is 0x000C45710 What is its value after: delete var;

You must have a(n) ________ for every variable you include in a program.

You may define a(n) ________ in the initialization expression of a for loop.

Writing a program in a language such as c++ or java is known as _______ the program.

The constructor function's return type is ________.

The ________ sort usually performs more exchanges than the ________ sort.