Which of the following creates the strongest relationship between two objects?

• A) Association
• B) Inheritance
• C) Aggregation
• D) Composition

In C++, if new operator is used, when is the constructor called?

• A) Before the allocation of memory
• B) Constructor is called to allocate memory
• C) Depends on code
• D) After the allocation of memory

An operator in C++ can be overloaded using ________ keyword.

• A) Load
• B) Switch
• C) Operator
• D) Overload

Overloading binary operator as a member function of a class requires ____________ argument/s.

• A) 3
• B) 0
• C) 2
• D) 1

“Static data member is declared ___ the class, but they are defined ___ the class.” Choose the correct sequence of data member declaration and definition.

• A) Inside, Outside
• B) Outside, Inside
• C) Inside, Inside
• D) Outside, Outside

#include<iostream> #include <stdio.h> using namespace std; void test() { static int count = 0; count++; cout<<" "<<count; } int main() { test(); test(); test(); return 0; } What will be the correct output of above code?

• A) 1 2 3
• B) 1 1 2
• C) 1 1 1
• D) 3 3 3

Which of the following is true about the friend functions?

• A) Friend functions can be placed anywhere in the class
• B) Prototypes of friend functions appear in the class definition.
• C) Access specifiers has no impact on friend functions or classes
• D) All of the given options

Which of the following is a weak relationship?

• A) Aggregation
• B) Composition
• C) Association
• D) Inheritance

When an object of a class is the data member of another class, it is called as _________.

• A) aggregation
• B) composition
• C) inheritance
• D) Association

Why do we need relationships between classes?

• A) To increase code re-usability
• B) To enhance the communication between classes
• C) All of the given option
• D) To use the functionality of one class into derived classes

Static data members are shared ­­­­­by _____ of the class.

• A) Public data members
• B) Protected data members
• C) All types of data members
• D) Private data members

Suppose c1, c2, and c3 are the objects of the Complex class and we overloaded the + operator. c3 = c1 + c2; In this statement, ___________ object will be passed as argument when + operator is called.

• A) c3
• B) c1
• C) c1 and c2
• D) c2

Which of the following keyword should be used to declare a static variable?

• A) const
• B) stat
• C) global
• D) static

Which statement is not true for static member functions?

• A) They are used to access static data members.
• B) They cannot access any non-static members.
• C) Access mechanism for static member functions is same as that of static data members.
• D) They are capable to access static as well as non-static member functions.

In C++, when a binary overloaded operator "+" is called, ______________ is passed as an argument.

• A) Right hand operand
• B) Left hand operand
• C) Pointer
• D) Dot operator

Which of the following option correctly declares a static variable ‘x’ ?

• A) int static x;
• B) static x int;
• C) static int x;
• D) int x static;

What will be the output of the following program? #include<iostream> using namespace std; class House{ private: int rooms; public: House() { cout<<"Entering the house"<<endl;} House(int R) { rooms = R;} ~House() { cout<<"Leaving the house"<<endl;} }; class Kitchen : public House { double size; public: Kitchen() : House() { cout<<"Entering the kitchen";} }; int main() { Kitchen Obj; return 0; }

• A) Entering the kitchen Entering the house Leaving the house
• B) Entering the house Leaving the house Entering the kitchen
• C) Entering the house Entering the kitchen Leaving the house
• D) Leaving the house Entering the house Entering the kitchen

What will be the output of the following program? #include<iostream> using namespace std; class FirstNumber { private: int x; public: int y; FirstNumber () { x = 0; y = 10; } }; class SecondNumber: public FirstNumber { int z; public: int w; SecondNumber () : FirstNumber () { z = 20; w = y + z; cout<<w;} }; int main() { SecondNumber Obj; return 0; }

• A) 20
• B) 40
• C) 10
• D) 30

class A { public: int Test(int x) {return x*x;} int Test(int x,int y) {return x*y;} }; class B : public A { public: int Test(int x) { return x*x*x;} }; In the above class, the method Test is_______.

• A) None of the given options
• B) Both
• C) Overloaded
• D) Overridden

Suppose you have a function: void sum(); Choose correct syntax from the given options which will make this function pure virtual function.

• A) void sum() virtual=0;
• B) sum()=0;
• C) virtual void sum()=0;
• D) void sum()=0;