the address of a variable

the data type of an address variable

a variable for storing address

an indication of variable to be accessed next

the dot operator

a member name

an index number

a FIFO method

from the point of definition onward in the program

throughout the function

from the point of definition onward in the function

from the point of definition onward in the block

a function returns by value

an argument is passed by value

a function calls to another function

an argument is passed by reference

are a group of functions with the same name

make life harder for programmers

may fail unexpectedly due to over stress

all have same number and type of arguments

returns a pointer to a variable

creates a variable called new variable

clears memory for a new variable

tells how much memory is available

only from the innermost loop

only from the innermost switch

from the innermost loop or switch

from all loops or switches

assigns one operand to another

compares two operands

logically combines two operands

gets a numeric result

make general classes into more specific classes

pass arguments to objects of classes

add features to existing classes by rewriting them

improves data hiding and encapsulation

a class

an operator

a data item

a member function

the name of string

the first character in the string

the length of string

the name of array holding the string

separated by commas

surrounded by brackets and separated by commas

surrounded by brackets

separated by commas and surrounded by brackets

resolved ambiguity by specifying a particular class

limits the visibility of variables

informs which base class is derived

ensures copying data types

synchronous exceptions

asynchronous exceptions

all of above

none of these

allocate memory

free allocated memory

resolve scope of variable

formats data display

Integer constant

Floating Constant

Character Constant

String Constant

declare a member function that is defined in a subclass

designate the absence of a type

declare objects that can be modified outside of program control

declare a synonym for an existing type

Try

Catch

Struct

Throw

keywords

constants

tokens

operators

an operator

a label

a function

a variable

avoid arguments between classes

allow access to classes whose source code is unavailable

allow one class to access an unrelated class

increase the versatility of an member function

each link contains a pointer to the next link

an array of pointers points to the link

no link contains data

the links are stored in an array

the flow of control through a function

a flow of data from one place to another

not related to a class

takes no arguments

<>

##

!=

:=

reproductive

encapsulated

extensible

none of above