101. The dot operator (or class member access operator) connects the following two entities (reading from left to right):
102. Which of the following calls a function named displayName, passing it no actual arguments?
103. The feature that allows you to use the same function name for separate functions that have different argument lists is called _____
104. Which of the following are valid characters constants?
105. With a template class, _____ type is generic
106. If you want to use a class to define objects in many different programs, you should define the class in a C++ _____ file
107. Functions that returns information about an object's state can be classified as ________
108. An auxiliary function _____
109. To create and execute a C++ program, you need to have access to
110. If you omit any constructor argument when you instantiate an object, you must use default values______
111. Many programmers separate a class into two files: _____
112. Files whose names end in .h are called _____ files
113. When accessing a structure member, the identifier to the left of the dot operator is the name of
114. Assume that a program contains a programmer-defined void function. When C++ encounters the function's closing brace (}), C++ returns to the statement _____
115. Inheritance occurs when a class adopts all the traits of _________
116. Template classes that have already been written to perform common class tasks are called _____
117. A _____ is a single item of information about a person, place, or thing
118. Which (if any) of the following is NOT a programmer-defined type
119. Assume a program contains a void function named displayName, which requires no formal parameters. Which of the following is a correct function prototype for this function?
120. A file pointer always contains the address of the file
121. You declare a function with a function _____, which is typically entered at the beginning of the program, below the #include directives
122. The function whose prototype is Item getData(void); returns _____
123. Using new may result in less _____ memory than using an array
124. The most common operation used in constructors is
125. In a simple 'if' statement with no 'else'. What happens if the condition following the 'if is false?