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Declare a class "test" with a "foo()" public member function and declare a pointer "myPtr" to "test" and call "foo()" via the po
Fill in the blanks to declare a class "test" with a "foo()" public member function. Declare a pointer "myPtr" to "test" and call "foo()" via the pointer. class test{ ___: void foo() { } {; ___myPtr=new test(); myPtr___foo();
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Nikil,
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How about trying the code in code playground and learning a bit from compiling?
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submit it as a quizz
menu (three dots) quizz factory
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Nikil, is not test, is test*, is no.
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Nikil,
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class test{
public
:
void foo() {
}
};
test*
myPtr = new test();
myPtr
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foo();
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class test{
public
:
void foo() {
}
};
test*
myPtr = new test();
myPtr
->
foo();
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class test{
public
:
void foo() {
}
};
test*
myPtr = new test();
myPtr
->
foo();
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Fill in the blanks to make ''foo'' a pure virtual function:
void foo()
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class test{
public
:
void foo() {
}
};
test*
myPtr = new test();
myPtr
->
foo();
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wow
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answer is public, test*, and ->.
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answer is
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fill in the blanks to declare a class "test" with a "foo()" public member function. declare a pointer "myptr" to "test" and call "foo()" via the pointer.
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Public
Test*
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the process of creating an object of a class is called:
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Instantiation
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CSS
HTML
JAVASCRIPT