If the following code is executed:

class C { public: std::string a; int b; }; ... C c0; c0. a = "abc"; c0. b = 0; C c1 (c0) Which of the following statements is true?

A) c1. a is properly initialized, but c1. b is not.

B) c1. b is properly initialized, but c1. a is not.

C) both c1. a and c1. b are properly initialized.

D) neither c1. a nor c1. b are properly initialized.

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20 March, 22:12

If the following code is executed:

class C { public: std::string a; int b; }; ... C c0; c0. a = "abc"; c0. b = 0; C c1 (c0) Which of the following statements is true?

A) c1. a is properly initialized, but c1. b is not.

B) c1. b is properly initialized, but c1. a is not.

C) both c1. a and c1. b are properly initialized.

D) neither c1. a nor c1. b are properly initialized.

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Christian Long · Answer 1

C) both c1. a and c1. b are properly initialized

Explanation:

When a variable is said to be initialized, it means it has been assigned a value of the particular data type declared to it. the sample code snippet shows that c1 contains the value of a and b from c0, it inherits the values of a and b, so option C) holds true.