could be replaced by a goto with a statement label where the label is associated with the first statement in the loop.

A. Unsigned int B. cout C. cin
D. new E. Operator Overloading F. constructor
G. Structure H. Abstract class I. base
J. Declaration K. Continue L. derived
M. this N. Objects O. Current position

4.1 ________ pointer returns by reference.
4.2 A ________ can be used to convert a basic type to a class type data.
4.3 ________ operator enables dynamic memory allocation.
4.4 Level of inheritance means deriving a class out of ________ class.
4.5 ________ is the prototype of the function.
4.6 ________ could be replaced by a goto with a statement label where the label is associated with the first statement in the loop.
4.7 ________ is one that is not used to create objects.
4.8 ________ object belongs to a standard input stream.
4.9 ________ is called compile time polymorphism.
4.10 Array of ________ and array of structure are similar.

Member function that operates on the data is called an object.

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 Member function that operates on the data is called an object.
2.2 Lowercase and uppercase alphabets are mixed in variable names.
2.3 Input/output objects of C++ recognize enum data types.
2.4 Predefined variables can be used in function calls as arguments.
2.5 Objects can be furnished as function arguments.
2.6 It is possible to overload ‘+’ operator so that it can be used in string operations such as
x3=x1+x2, to perform concatenation.
2.7 Inheritance is identical to overloading.
2.8 It is always necessary to delete a pointer, set up by the new operator.
2.9 cout is called a predefined object of ostream class.
2.10 A constructor’s name is the same as class name.

In C++, what is a pointer?

1.8 In C++, what is a pointer?
A) A variable that points to memory-resident programs
B) A variable that stores the memory address
C) An indication for the variable to be accessed next
D) The datatype of an address variable