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August 29, 2024OOPS
August 29, 2024OOPS
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Question 199
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Which of the following is not true in C++ ?
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“Private” elements of a base class are not accessible by members of its derived class.
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“Protected” elements of base class are not accessible by members of its derived class.
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When base class access specified is “Public”, public elements of the base class become public members of its derived class.
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When base class access specified is “Public”, protected elements of a base class become protected members of its derived class.
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Question 199 Explanation:
TRUE: “Private” elements of a base class are not accessible by members of its derived class.
FALSE: “Protected” elements of base class are not accessible by members of its derived class.
TRUE: When base class access specified is “Public”, public elements of the base class become public members of its derived class.
TRUE: When base class access specified is “Public”, protected elements of a base class become protected members of its derived class.
FALSE: “Protected” elements of base class are not accessible by members of its derived class.
TRUE: When base class access specified is “Public”, public elements of the base class become public members of its derived class.
TRUE: When base class access specified is “Public”, protected elements of a base class become protected members of its derived class.
Correct Answer: B
Question 199 Explanation:
TRUE: “Private” elements of a base class are not accessible by members of its derived class.
FALSE: “Protected” elements of base class are not accessible by members of its derived class.
TRUE: When base class access specified is “Public”, public elements of the base class become public members of its derived class.
TRUE: When base class access specified is “Public”, protected elements of a base class become protected members of its derived class.
FALSE: “Protected” elements of base class are not accessible by members of its derived class.
TRUE: When base class access specified is “Public”, public elements of the base class become public members of its derived class.
TRUE: When base class access specified is “Public”, protected elements of a base class become protected members of its derived class.