Which of the following are true for inherited operators? | If any member function is defined to be virtual, the destructor should also be defined to be virtual. | If an assignment operator is defined in the base class, then an assignment operator must be defined in the derived class. The copy constructor for the derived class automatcally calls the default constructor of the base class before it runs. Relational operators need not be defined in the derived classes if there is a virtual function that can be used to compare. All overloaded operators except the copy assignment operator(-) are inherited. 00000

Which of the following are true for inherited operators? | If any member function is defined to be virtual, the destructor should also be defined to be virtual. | If an assignment operator is defined in the base class, then an assignment operator must be defined in the derived class. The copy constructor for the derived class automatcally calls the default constructor of the base class before it runs. Relational operators need not be defined in the derived classes if there is a virtual function that can be used to compare. All overloaded operators except the copy assignment operator(-) are inherited. 00000

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter10: Classes And Data Abstraction

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 28SA

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