int i=~0; uint j=(uint)i; j++; printf(“%d”,j); what is the use of "uint" int the above code

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Can main() function can be made virtual?

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Which of the following statements are true about constructors and methods? 1)A constructor has it's own name, a return type and is invoked using the new operator. 2)A function has it's own name, a return type and is invoked using the dot operator. 3)A constructor has the name of the class, no return type and is invoked using the new operator.

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What is the meaning of int p(char*a);

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