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Invoke the virtual toString() function
To invoke the virtual toString() function defined in GeometricObject from a Circle object c, use :A. ((GeometricObject*)c)->toString();B. c.super.toString()C. (GeometricObject*)c->toString();D. c->GeometricObject::toString()
vijay.badola
- Dec 31st, 2009
If we take the following class definitions:class CGeometricObject{public:virtual void toString(){ printf("I am in base");}};class Circle : public GeometricObject{public:void toString(){...
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Using Templates
What is the disadvantage of using too many templates?
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Using Inheritance
Using inheritance, which of the following is not alloweda) Changing implementation of operation in parent by the subclassb) Using implementation of operation in parent class by the subclassc) Using attributes in parent class by the subclassd) Having operations is subclass which do not exist in parent classe) None
ajrobb
- Sep 22nd, 2010
EUsing inheritance, which of the following is not alloweda) Changing implementation of operation in parent by the subclassIf the parent defines a virtual method, the subclass can provide its own imple...
vijay.badola
- Oct 4th, 2009
We can override the implementation of parent class but we cannot change implementation from child class. So 'A' is not correct.
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How will you detect if there is memory leak in your C++ program?
vijay.badola
- Oct 4th, 2009
In LINUX environment one can use VALGRIND and MPATROL free tools to find out possible memory leaks in programs.
santhosh.kanchanapally
- Feb 18th, 2009
By overloading the new and delete operators, we can find the memory leaks as shown in following program ,#include "stdafx.h"#include <iostream>#include <string>using namespace st...
