We can change behavior of a template using __________.

• A) Class Templates
• B) Template Parameters
• C) Function Templates
• D) None of the given options

Each ___________ of a template class by default becomes function template.

• A) Type parameter
• B) Data member
• C) Object
• D) Member function

The parameters given in template definition other than those used for mentioning templates types are called ____________.

• A) Type Parameters
• B) None of the given options
• C) Non-Type Parameters
• D) Default Type Parameters

In resolution order, compiler searches for _________ firstly.

• A) Generic Template
• B) Ordinary function
• C) Complete Specialization
• D) Partial Specialization

Consider the following class "phone" which is inheriting from "Transmit" and "Receiver". Which of the following line of code will produce error. Class phone: public Transmit, public Receiver { }; 1. int main() 2. { 3. phone obj; 4. Tranmit* obj1 = &obj; 5. Received obj2 = &obj; 6. }

• A) 3rd and 4th line will produce error.
• B) 5th line will produce error
• C) 4th line will produce error
• D) 3rd line will produce error

In statement "template <class T, class U, int I = 5>" ,the non-type parameter is _____________.

• A) class U
• B) class T
• C) int I
• D) All of the given options

In resolution order, highest priority is given to __________________ in template specialization.

• A) partial specialization
• B) general template
• C) none of the given options
• D) complete specialization

Which of the following is the correct syntax for passing two type arguments to a template?

• A) template< type T, type U >
• B) template< type T, U >
• C) template Typename< T, U >
• D) template< typename T, typename U >

Which of the following represents complete specialization?

• A) template< class class W >
• B) template< class T, float >
• C) template< class T, class U, int >
• D) template< int , char >

_________________ class is a single class that provides functionality to operate on different types of data.

• A) None of the given options
• B) Template
• C) Friend
• D) Ordinary

___________ may inherit from a complete specialization.

• A) Complete specialization
• B) Ordinary class
• C) All of the given options
• D) Partial specialization

In C++, which of the following operator can only be overloaded as a member function of the class?

• A) Equality Operator: ==
• B) Function Operator: ()
• C) Inequality Operator: !=
• D) Stream Extraction Operator: >>

___________ binding means that target function for a call is selected at run time.

• A) Automatic
• B) Constant
• C) Static
• D) Dynamic

<p>Consider the code below:</p> <p>class class1</p> <p>{</p> <p>protected: void func1();</p> <p>};</p> <p>class class2 : private class1</p> <p>{ };</p> <p>Function func1 of class1 is ______ in class2.</p>

• A) <p>static</p>
• B) <p>public</p>
• C) <p>private/hidden</p>
• D) <p>protected</p>

Which of the following is NOT casting operator in C++ standard?

• A) reinterpret_cast
• B) dynamic_cast
• C) static_cast
• D) var_cast

Which condition is necessary for function overriding?

• A) Same function name + same parameters + inheritance
• B) Different function names
• C) Static keyword
• D) Same function name only

What is the general syntax of overloading Unary Operator as member function of the class?

• A) TYPE & operator OP (TYPE &, TYPE &);
• B) TYPE & operator OP (int);
• C) TYPE & operator OP (TYPE &);
• D) TYPE & operator OP ();

Compiler generated copy constructor performs __________.

• A) Shallow copy
• B) Deep copy
• C) Both Shallow and Deep copy
• D) Bitwise copy

Suppose you have following C++ statements: int oldValue=10; int newValue = oldValue ++; What will be the value of oldValue and newValue after executing above statements?

• A) oldValue= 10 , newValue=10
• B) oldValue= 10 , newValue=11
• C) oldValue= 11 , newValue=11
• D) oldValue= 11 , newValue=10

In function overriding, if the return types of the base class function and the derived class function are different, it leads to:

• A) A warning at compile-time.
• B) An error at compile-time.
• C) A warning at run time
• D) An error at runtime.