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MCQ Member Functions

The document contains a series of multiple-choice questions and true/false statements related to object-oriented programming concepts, particularly focusing on classes, member variables, access specifiers, and member functions. Each question is followed by the correct answer indicated in parentheses. The content serves as a study guide for understanding key principles of class structures in programming.

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MCQ Member Functions

The document contains a series of multiple-choice questions and true/false statements related to object-oriented programming concepts, particularly focusing on classes, member variables, access specifiers, and member functions. Each question is followed by the correct answer indicated in parentheses. The content serves as a study guide for understanding key principles of class structures in programming.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

1. In a class, member variables are often called its _________, and its member functions are
sometimes referred to as its behaviour, or ____________.
1. attributes, methods
2. none of these
3. values, morals
4. data, activities
5. attributes, activities

Answer: (a)

2. Which of these keywords are access specifiers?


1. near and far
2. opened and closed
3. table and row
4. none of these
5. private and public

Answer: (e)

3. True/False: An Object can be declared prior to the class definition.

Answer: False

4. Use of __________ protects data from inadvertent modifications.


1. protect() member function
2. private access specifier
3. class protection operator, @
4. none of these
5. public access specifier

Answer: (b)

5. A suitable place to store Class declarations is _______.


1. none of these
2. their own header files
3. Auxiliary .cpp file
4. main .cpp files, along with function definitions
5. floppy diskettes

Answer: (b)
6. When the code of a member function is defined inside a class declaration, it is considered
as _________.
1. none of these
2. conditionally
3. inline
4. static
5. globally

Answer: (c)

7. If access specification is not given in the class definition, the default for members of a
class is:
1. public
2. private
3. extern
4. none of these
5. inline

Answer: (b)

8. A class is a (n) _____________ that is defined by the programmer.


1. user-defined variable type
2. none of these
3. attribute
4. method
5. function

Answer: (a)

9. Member methods of a class object access other members using _______.


1. dot operator
2. stream insertion operator
3. none of these
4. extraction operator
5. arrow operator

Answer: (c)

10. If Rectangle is a class name, the declaration Rectangle *Ptr;


1. none of these
2. is illegal in C++
3. declares an object of class Rectangle
4. assigns the value of *Ptr to the object Rectangle
5. declares a variable called Ptr of type pointer to Rectangle

Answer: (c)
11. To reference a member when using a pointer to object, use the ________
1. -> operator
2. & operator
3. dot operator
4. none of these
5. < > operator

Answer: (a)

12. True/False: In a class definition, all data members have to be declared before declaring
member functions.

Answer: False

13. You are not allowed to call a _______ method from anywhere other than method of the
same class.
1. global
2. private
3. local
4. none of these
5. public

Answer: (b)

14. True/False: A class having all data members and method members as private has no
practical use at all.

Answer: True

15. When we define a member function outside of the class definition, the definition starts
with a return type followed by:
1. none of these
2. class name, followed by the scope resolution operator
3. name of the first object
4. class name, followed by a semicolon
5. access specifier “private”

Answer: (b)

16. True/False: Only data members of a class are instantiated, member functions (methods)
are not instantiated.

Answer: True.
17. A class has one data member and one method member. This class is used in a program
that declares 10 objects of this class. The number of addresses for data member and
method member are, respectively:
1. 10 and 1
2. 10 and 10
3. 0 and 10
4. 10 and 0

Answer: (a)

18. It is possible to access a data member before declaring any object of that class, if that
member is declared as ________.
1. none of these
2. private
3. inline
4. static
5. public

Answer: (d)

19. True/False: A static data member of a class is not instantiated, it gets only one address. If
a program using this class declares 10 objects, all 10 objects have access to this single
address of the static member.

Answer: True

20. True/False: If we declare class X as friend of class Y, it implies that class Y is a friend of
class X.

Answer: False

21. A static member function can access only.


1. none of these
2. inline functions
3. static Member
4. private member
5. public member

Answer: (c)

22. The compiler makes available ________ as a special built-in pointer pointing to the
object.
1. &constructor pointer
2. this pointer
3. none of these
4. ~destructor *ptr
5. overloaded -> operator

Answer: (b)

23. True/False: A non-static method is not allowed to access a static member variable.

Answer: False

24. True/False: Normally, a friend function has one or more objects as parameters.

Answer: True

25. A global variable if declared static, its scope is ________


1. universal
2. file
3. only next function
4. only function main
5. none of these

Answer: (b)

26. True/False: Members of a class specified as private are accessible only to the methods of
the class.

Answer: False

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