(Solved) : 1 Class Objects Store Data Never Functions T F 2 Instance Non Static Class Member Function Q38187810 . . . .

1. Class-objects store only data; never functions.

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2. An instance (non-static) class-member function is called toact
on a specific object.

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3. If three objects of a class are defined, how many copies ofthat
instance-data are stored in memory ?
And how many copies of its member functions ?

A. 3 3 B. 1 1 C. 3 1 D. 1 3

4. You can’t declare as const all of class-data-members.

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5. The following class implementation is syntacticallycorrect:

class Demo
{
public:
Demo();
~Demo();
};

Demo::Demo()   
{ cout << “An object has just been defined, so theconstructor”
<< ” is running.n”;
}

Demo::~Demo()
{ cout << “Now the destructor is running.n”; }

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6. The following implementation