Circle the best response lo each of the questions below: True/False: A do-while

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Circle the best response lo each of the questions below: True/False: A do-while loop always executes at least once. True/False: You can change the value of a variable declared using the const keyword. If ptr is a pointr, which of the following accesses the object pointed to by ptr?^ptr &ptr; ptr* *ptr ptr^ Given that k is an integer array starting at memory location 1000, Kptr is a pointer to k, and each integers is stored in 4 bytes of memory, what location does kptr + 4 point to 1004 1016 1012 1024 1000 Consider the following function prototypes and declarations, Circle all allowable statements. int functionl (int *. double *); double function2 (double *, int); int c[5], d; double b[8], e; c = functionl (&c;, &b;); b = function 2(b, d); b = function2(b, c); d = function 1(c, b); What is the output of this code segment? class Foo { private: int x; int y; public: Foo() {} }; int main() { Foo Fum; Fum.x = 12; Fum.y = 24; cout

Explanation / Answer

a) True

b) False

c)D

d) B

e) D

f) C (accessing the private member is compilation error)

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