Differentiate between a pointer and a reference with respect to c++.
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What is the output of this prog. ? struct A { A(){ cout << \"A\"; } }; struct B { B(){ cout << \"B\"; } }; struct C { C(){ cout << \"C\"; } }; struct D { D(){ cout << \"D\"; } }; struct E : D { E(){ cout << \"E\"; } }; struct F : A, B { C c; D d; E e; F() : B(), A(),d(),c(),e() { cout << \"F\"; } };
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