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E02.Q04.A07
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When does C++ create a default constructor?
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If no constructor is provided, the compiler provides one by default. If a constructor is defined for a class, the compiler does not create a default constructor.
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When it the programs compiles
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E02.Q04.A08
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When does C++ create a default constructor?
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If no constructor is provided, the compiler provides one by default. If a constructor is defined for a class, the compiler does not create a default constructor.
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when a constructor is not provided by the programmer of the class
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E02.Q04.A09
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When does C++ create a default constructor?
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If no constructor is provided, the compiler provides one by default. If a constructor is defined for a class, the compiler does not create a default constructor.
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In any class that does not explicitly include a constructor.
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E02.Q04.A10
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When does C++ create a default constructor?
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If no constructor is provided, the compiler provides one by default. If a constructor is defined for a class, the compiler does not create a default constructor.
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Before the main function of the code.
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E02.Q04.A11
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When does C++ create a default constructor?
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If no constructor is provided, the compiler provides one by default. If a constructor is defined for a class, the compiler does not create a default constructor.
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whenevery you dont specifiy your own
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E02.Q04.A12
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When does C++ create a default constructor?
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If no constructor is provided, the compiler provides one by default. If a constructor is defined for a class, the compiler does not create a default constructor.
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When non are provided
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E02.Q04.A13
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When does C++ create a default constructor?
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If no constructor is provided, the compiler provides one by default. If a constructor is defined for a class, the compiler does not create a default constructor.
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C++ will create a default constructor when no other constructor is present.
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E02.Q04.A14
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When does C++ create a default constructor?
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If no constructor is provided, the compiler provides one by default. If a constructor is defined for a class, the compiler does not create a default constructor.
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When no constructor was specified in the constructor's class, but the class is instantiated in a program.
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E02.Q04.A15
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When does C++ create a default constructor?
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If no constructor is provided, the compiler provides one by default. If a constructor is defined for a class, the compiler does not create a default constructor.
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When no constructor exists when one is needed, a parameterless default constructor is declared.
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E02.Q04.A16
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When does C++ create a default constructor?
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If no constructor is provided, the compiler provides one by default. If a constructor is defined for a class, the compiler does not create a default constructor.
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The Compiler creates this automatically for you, unless you specifically create one.
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E02.Q04.A17
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When does C++ create a default constructor?
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If no constructor is provided, the compiler provides one by default. If a constructor is defined for a class, the compiler does not create a default constructor.
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In any class that doesn't explicitly include a constructor.
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E02.Q04.A18
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When does C++ create a default constructor?
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If no constructor is provided, the compiler provides one by default. If a constructor is defined for a class, the compiler does not create a default constructor.
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when no user-defined constructor exists
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E02.Q04.A19
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When does C++ create a default constructor?
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If no constructor is provided, the compiler provides one by default. If a constructor is defined for a class, the compiler does not create a default constructor.
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If a class does not explicitly include a constructor, the compiler creates one.
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E02.Q04.A20
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When does C++ create a default constructor?
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If no constructor is provided, the compiler provides one by default. If a constructor is defined for a class, the compiler does not create a default constructor.
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When you do not provide your own constructor.
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E02.Q04.A21
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When does C++ create a default constructor?
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If no constructor is provided, the compiler provides one by default. If a constructor is defined for a class, the compiler does not create a default constructor.
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When a class does not explicitly include a constructor.
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E02.Q04.A22
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When does C++ create a default constructor?
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If no constructor is provided, the compiler provides one by default. If a constructor is defined for a class, the compiler does not create a default constructor.
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C++ creates a default constructor during compilation if one is not provided.
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E02.Q04.A23
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When does C++ create a default constructor?
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If no constructor is provided, the compiler provides one by default. If a constructor is defined for a class, the compiler does not create a default constructor.
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when a class does not explicitly include a constructor
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E02.Q04.A24
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When does C++ create a default constructor?
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If no constructor is provided, the compiler provides one by default. If a constructor is defined for a class, the compiler does not create a default constructor.
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The compiler will provide one when class does not explictly include a consructor.
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E02.Q04.A25
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When does C++ create a default constructor?
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If no constructor is provided, the compiler provides one by default. If a constructor is defined for a class, the compiler does not create a default constructor.
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when the programmer does not explicitly include a constructor
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E02.Q04.A26
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When does C++ create a default constructor?
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If no constructor is provided, the compiler provides one by default. If a constructor is defined for a class, the compiler does not create a default constructor.
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When one is not explicitly stated.
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E02.Q04.A27
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When does C++ create a default constructor?
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If no constructor is provided, the compiler provides one by default. If a constructor is defined for a class, the compiler does not create a default constructor.
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when one is not explicitly included by a class<br>
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E02.Q04.A28
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When does C++ create a default constructor?
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If no constructor is provided, the compiler provides one by default. If a constructor is defined for a class, the compiler does not create a default constructor.
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When you dont specify any constructors.
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E02.Q04.A29
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When does C++ create a default constructor?
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If no constructor is provided, the compiler provides one by default. If a constructor is defined for a class, the compiler does not create a default constructor.
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at the very beginning when you run a complier, matter a fact in C++ it generates its own default constructor for the class provided if no other constructors have been provided by user
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E02.Q05.A00
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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Just one per class.
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E02.Q05.A01
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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As many as you want so long as they have different parameters.
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E02.Q05.A02
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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There is no limit to the number of constructors in a class because like functions, constructors can be overloaded.
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E02.Q05.A03
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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It depends what type of class is being defined. Typically you would have a constructor call for each object.
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E02.Q05.A04
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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In C++, the constructor can be overloaded in that there can be more than one constructor for a class, each having different parameters.
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E02.Q05.A05
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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1
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E02.Q05.A06
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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any number you want
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E02.Q05.A07
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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One
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E02.Q05.A08
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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by default just one, but they may be overloaded to create as many constructors as necessary
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E02.Q05.A09
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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as many as you want
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E02.Q05.A10
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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As many as you want, with different parameters.
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E02.Q05.A11
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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infinite
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E02.Q05.A12
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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as many as you need
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E02.Q05.A13
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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As many as are needed, depending on how many variables one wishes to directly modify or leave as default when instantiating an object.
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E02.Q05.A14
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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A very large amount of constructors can be created for any given class through overloading. When two constructors with a different type or number of parameters are created, they are said to be overloaded, and C++ can recognize which constructor to use based on the type of the variables that are passed/returned.
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E02.Q05.A15
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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It depends on the number of objects. Each object should have a constructor.
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E02.Q05.A16
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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Theoretically unlimited, as long as they are defined by the programmer.
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E02.Q05.A17
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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As many as needed.
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E02.Q05.A18
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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as many as wanted/needed
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E02.Q05.A19
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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several
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E02.Q05.A20
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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One
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E02.Q05.A21
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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one
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E02.Q05.A22
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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There can be infinite constructors as long as the signature is different.
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E02.Q05.A23
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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that depends on the number of data members in the class
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E02.Q05.A24
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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one
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E02.Q05.A25
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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you can overload constructors as you need
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E02.Q05.A26
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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As many as the programmer wants to create.
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E02.Q05.A27
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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one
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E02.Q05.A28
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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as many as you want, as long as they each have a unique argument list
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E02.Q05.A29
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How many constructors can be created for a class?
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Unlimited number.
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as many as the user decides to use.
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E02.Q06.A00
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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A function definition does not require any additional information that needs to be passed inside its parenthesis<br> to execute. While a definition prototype requires more than one parameters to be passed in order to complete its <br>task.
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E02.Q06.A01
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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The FUNCTION PROTOTYPE is where the programmer declares that he/she is using a function other than main( ). This is like declaring a variable, the programmer knows that he/she will be using in the future, but has yet to say where they are going to use it, or how. This is answers the question who, it gives the function a name and character. The function prototype, by common practice is placed at the beginning of the program after the #includes and before main( ).<br>The FUNCTION DEFINITION is the guts of the function. This is where the programmer decides what the function is going to do and tells it how to do it. It takes whatever information it is given and performs the operations. It works sort of like the brain, the brain takes in input and based upon that input performs in some way producing an output. The function defintion is placed outside of main( ) and any other functions. A function is its own entity and should be thought of as such.
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E02.Q06.A02
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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A function prototype tells the compiler the function name, return type and the number and type of parameters without revealing the implementations contained in the function definition.
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E02.Q06.A03
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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Function prototype is a declaration. Function definitions (w/multiple parameters) often require more than one piece of information. to perform their tasks.
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E02.Q06.A04
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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A function prototype is a declaration of a function that tells the compiler the function's name, its return type and the types of its parameters.
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E02.Q06.A05
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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A prototype shows only return types and necessary parameters. The definition includes names for those parameters and defines what the object is actually capable of doing.
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E02.Q06.A06
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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prototype only tells the user what data types go into a function and what type is returned.
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E02.Q06.A07
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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Function prototype is located in the .h file and only contains the access function name and paramater type.<br><br>Function definition contains the code for the function to perform its activity.
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E02.Q06.A08
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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a function prototype is used to reference the compiler to a function that will be defined later on, a function definition is the actual function itself, complete with return type, parameters, etc...
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E02.Q06.A09
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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A function prototype describes a class's public interface without revealing the class's member function implementations
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E02.Q06.A10
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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Function definitions are just that, the definition. The prototype is what the compiler uses to check that calls to function are correct.
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E02.Q06.A11
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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a prototype does not include any actual code where the function has all the code that is executed in the program.
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E02.Q06.A12
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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a prototype declares what will be used in the program and the definition
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E02.Q06.A13
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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A function prototype lays out the name, return type, and the number and types of parameters the function expects to receive in a certain order. The details for function prototypes are in the function definition.
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E02.Q06.A14
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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A function definition is the code that defines the function placed in the {} brackets that determines that function's operation.<br><br>A function prototype shows the function's public interface without exposing implementation. It shows name, return type and type of paramaters.
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E02.Q06.A15
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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A function prototype is just a declaration of the function existing, and cant be used as an actual function. A function has to be created with a definition within to tell the compiler what the function does.
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E02.Q06.A16
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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the Prototype creates a framework to call the function definition. While a function definition is where the function is actually programmed out and created into a final product.
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E02.Q06.A17
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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A function prototype describes the class's public interface without providing how the function works.<br>A function definition contains the inner workings of the function.
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E02.Q06.A18
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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prototype states all functions in that class before compilation, where the definition actually holds the source for the functions
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E02.Q06.A19
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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Function prototypes tell the compiler the function names, its return type, and the types of its parameters where as, function definitions actually implement the member functions.
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E02.Q06.A20
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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A function prototype just specifies parameters. A function definition includes parameters and a code body.
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E02.Q06.A21
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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Function prototypes describe the class's public interface
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E02.Q06.A22
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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A prototype only declares name, return type, and input type.<br>A definition also defines the scope, variables, process, and return function
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E02.Q06.A23
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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a function prototype simply declares the functions parameters, the function definition includes any necessary variables and the function's actual code
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E02.Q06.A24
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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A functgion prototype is a declaration of a function , while function definition specifies what a function does
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E02.Q06.A25
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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in a function prototype you include the return type, the name of the function, and its parameters if any are needed.<br><br>in a function definition you write the code of what the function will do.
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E02.Q06.A26
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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A function definition contains all the code for a function to work. A function prototype just shows the output, input and function name.
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E02.Q06.A27
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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function prototype describe the class's public interface without revealing <br><br>the class's member function implementations, function definitions show what <br><br>implementations are being done
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E02.Q06.A28
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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A function prototype only names the function, its return type, and it's argument list, while a definition defines the above as well as what the function actually does.
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E02.Q06.A29
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What is the difference between a function prototype and a function definition?
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A function prototype includes the function signature, i.e., the name of the function, the return type, and the parameters' type. The function definition includes the actual body of the function.
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function prototype describes a classes interface without reviling whatever is inside as for the function definition can't do that. <br>
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E02.Q07.A00
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What is the role of a header-file?
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To store a class interface, including data members and member function prototypes.
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the role of a header file list all the functions a class can do while hiding the inner workings of its functions<br>
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E02.Q07.A01
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What is the role of a header-file?
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To store a class interface, including data members and member function prototypes.
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The main role of header file is it is used to share information among various files.
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E02.Q07.A02
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What is the role of a header-file?
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To store a class interface, including data members and member function prototypes.
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Header files separate files in which classes are defined and allow the compiler to recognize classes when used elsewhere.
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E02.Q07.A03
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What is the role of a header-file?
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To store a class interface, including data members and member function prototypes.
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No
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E02.Q07.A04
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What is the role of a header-file?
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To store a class interface, including data members and member function prototypes.
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A header file consists of "reusable" source code such as a class in a file that by convention has a .h filename extension. This differs from .cpp files that contain "source-code."
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E02.Q07.A05
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What is the role of a header-file?
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To store a class interface, including data members and member function prototypes.
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To provide information about the contents of a library. It includes the definition of classes, declarations of functions, data types, and constants.
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E02.Q07.A06
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What is the role of a header-file?
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To store a class interface, including data members and member function prototypes.
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the header file shows the user what types go into and come out of a function but does not allow a user to manipulate the actual code for the function.
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E02.Q07.A07
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What is the role of a header-file?
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To store a class interface, including data members and member function prototypes.
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Header files declares the class member functions.
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E02.Q07.A08
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What is the role of a header-file?
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To store a class interface, including data members and member function prototypes.
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A header file allows for the separation of declaration and implementation into separate files.
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E02.Q07.A09
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What is the role of a header-file?
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To store a class interface, including data members and member function prototypes.
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the header file has access to the C++ Standard Library and makes certain classes like class string work.
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E02.Q07.A10
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What is the role of a header-file?
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To store a class interface, including data members and member function prototypes.
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“Instruct” the compiler on how to interface with library and user-written components.
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E02.Q07.A11
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What is the role of a header-file?
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To store a class interface, including data members and member function prototypes.
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create a comon area to contain reusable functions.
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E02.Q07.A12
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What is the role of a header-file?
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To store a class interface, including data members and member function prototypes.
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to declare the functions being used in the classes
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E02.Q07.A13
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What is the role of a header-file?
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To store a class interface, including data members and member function prototypes.
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#include "hat.h" allows the use of the hat container, so called from the act of pulling names from a hat. The header file for hat includes functions for storage and retrieval of it's contents, mainly put(), peek(), and pull().
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E02.Q07.A14
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What is the role of a header-file?
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To store a class interface, including data members and member function prototypes.
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To hold reusable content or modules separate from the actual source-code file that can be easily referenced and employed for different programs.
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E02.Q07.A15
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What is the role of a header-file?
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To store a class interface, including data members and member function prototypes.
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a header file is a file used to store a list of prototye functions and data members.
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E02.Q07.A16
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What is the role of a header-file?
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To store a class interface, including data members and member function prototypes.
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A header file is a cross communication method between source files, to help limit the size of each individual program. Without header files a program will be 1 large lump of code and thus fairly hard to debug and traverse.
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