Answer / Ajay Singh

An inline function in C++ is a special function that, when called, is inserted at the point of call (inline expansion) instead of being called indirectly through a function call. The purpose is to optimize execution speed by reducing the overhead associated with function calls.

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Explain the extern storage classes in c++.

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Suppose that data is an array of 1000 integers. Write a single function call that will sort the 100 elements data [222] through data [321].

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What is the real purpose of class – to export data?

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When a function is made inline. Write the situation where inline functions may not work.

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When you overload member functions, in what ways must they differ?

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What do you mean by enumerated data type?

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What are the storage qualifiers?

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What are the extraction and insertion operators in c++?

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What is vector processing?

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