A class that is not used to create any object is known as

A. stream B. pointer C. setw
D. abstract class E. stdio F. data
G. malloc( ) H. iostream I. new
J. protected K. late binding L. container
M. static binding

4.1 A class that is not used to create any object is known as ________.
4.2 A class that can contain objects of other classes is called ________ class.
4.3 The function which is linked with a particular class after compilation is known as ________.
4.4 cin and cout are the objects of ________ class.
4.5 In OOP, emphasis is on ________ rather than procedure.
4.6 ________ operator is used to allocate run time memory.
4.7 ________ access specifier allows access within its class and a class immediately derived from it only.
4.8 ________ is also known as field width operator.
4.9 this is a ________ that acts as an implicit argument to all the member functions.
4.10 A _____ acts as an interface between the program and the I/0 devices.

An object is a variable of a class.

Each statement below is either TRUE or FALSE. Choose the most appropriate one and
ENTER in the “tear-off” sheet attached to the question paper, following instructions
therein.

2.1 An object is a variable of a class.
2.2 Using return by reference, a function call can appear on left-hand side of the assignment statement. e.g. min(a,b) =2.
2.3 endl is a keyword which has the same effect as using newline character.
2.4 Constructor can not be overloaded.
2.5 The compiler reports an error if overloaded + operator perform – operation.
2.6 Template functions can be overloaded, like other functions.
2.7 A class inherited from more than one class is known as multiple inheritances.
2.8 Two pointers can be multiplied in C++.
2.9 ios is a base class for istream and ostream classes.
2.10 A virtual function can be a friend of another class.