You want the data member of a class to be accessed only by itself and by
the class derived from it. Which access specifier will you give to the data
member?

Which statement about constructor and destructor is true?

Answer the question that follows. class Grandpa { } ; class Ma : virtual public Grandpa { } ; class Pa : virtual public Grandpa { } ; class Me : public Ma, public Pa, virtual public Grandpa { } ; How many instances of Grandpa will each instance of Me contain?

Which techniques should you use to handle a destructor that fails?

Which is true about class and struct in C++:

Output of the following code? int n = 9; int *p; p=&n; n++; cout << *p+2 << ',' << n;

Array subscripts are always a sequence of ____.

Array elements must be ________ before a binary search can be performed.

Arguments are passed to the base class destructor function by the ________ class ________ function.

An operation that copies a value into a variable is called a(n) ________ operation.

A structure ________ contain members of the same data type.