1-Pointer variables are just memory addresses and can be assigned to one another

Answer: // if any problem comment in the comment box and upvote 1. False 2. True. 3 False 4. False 5.False 6.True

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Question

1-Pointer variables are just memory addresses and can be assigned to one another without regard to type.

True

False

2-The pointer in the last node of a linked list is often set to NULL because it prevents memory leak

True

False

3-The root node in a tree is the only node that has a parent.

True

False

4-A programmer must have the source code for libraries to extend them, even using inheritance.

True

False

5-In recursion, it is unnecessary to decide whether a stopping case has been reached.

True

False

6-Virtual functions are implemented with a table look up that is done at run time.

True

False

Answer:

// if any problem comment in the comment box and upvote

1. False

2. True.

3 False

4. False

5.False

6.True

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