Answer / Vinay Pratap Singh Chauhan

C++ is often jokingly referred to as 'OOPS' which stands for 'Object-Oriented Programming System', because many programmers believe that C++ makes it easy to create programs that require an enormous amount of memory and take a long time to compile, ultimately leading to the exclamation 'Oh, One More Preprocessor Symbol!'

Why for local variables the memory required to hold the variable is allocated from the program stack and for new its allocated from the heap?

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the first character in the variable name must be an a) special symbol b) number c) alphabet

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What is the difference between a declaration and a definition?

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What will happen if a pointer is deleted twice?

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Is ca high or low level language?

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How is data hiding achieved in c++?

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What will strcmp("Astring", "Astring"); return a) A positive value b) A negative value c) Zero

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When can I use a forward declaration?

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Why c++ is not a pure oop language?

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What happens when a function throws an exception that was not specified by an exception specification for this function?

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What is fflush c++?

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How can you prevent accessing of the private parts of my class by other programmers (violating encapsulation)?

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