RE: Compiler recognizes the function as pure virtual ...
I think its A B & C
Class c{
virtual afunc() 0;
}
This afunc should n't have any implementation in class c ie. parent class its declared with keyword virtual then its called a virtual function and if equated to 0 its pure virtual function.
Compiler recognizes the function as pure virtual function ifnA. The function if equated to 0.nB. The function has no bodynC. If it is declared with the keyword virtualnD. None
Hi..
For this question ans A B&C is absolutely correct . So if they given as all d above; v can select it but here the other option is NONE then v ll give the higher preference to NONE..
