1.

Output:
1 1 2 0 3 0 1

2.Output:
1
0

3.Output:
61
The value of y is one more than the previous member value

4.Output:
65

5.Output:
A

6.Output:
0

7.Output:
2 2

8.Output:
0




9.Output:
i)invalid
ii)valid
iii)invalid
iv)invalid

10.Output:
Hello

11.OutPut:
Error:-interface methods cannot have function definition
The interface cannot have function definition,only function declaration must be in interface.It should
be defined in the class which implements the interface

12.Output:
num1 : 150
num2 : 150
num1 : 151
num2 : 149

13.Output:
a^b = 0101
~a&b|a&~b = 0101

14.Output:
b)i iii iv v




15.Output:
true
false

16.Output:
20 20

17.Output:
2

18.Output:
i)method input() cannot have body
ii)abstract method (sum()) cannot have body
iii) class A must be abstract to override abstract method(display())

19.Output:
The format string of integer is %d so
printf(%d,si);

20.Output:
Error:
* and closed paranthesis is missing in the line,ans=10.2/a+(2*a+(3c+4)/a*d/(12/n);
Ans=10.2/a+(2*a+(3*c+4)/a*d)/(12/n);
11.040000

21.Output:
1



22.Output:


23.Output:
Run-time error since extern variable value must be assigned outside main(globally with
redeclaration)

24.Output
e

25.Output:
Friend function is not a member of any class so inorder to access member of the class,it
should use object.
friend int sum(myclass x);
int sum(myclass x)
{
return x.a +x. b;
}
26.Output:
12

27.Output:
int cl::*data; // data member pointer
int (cl::*func)(); // function member pointer


28.Output:
template <class type1 >
void add(type1 x, type1 y)
{
cout<<x<<\t<<y;
}

29.Output:
Incorrect code. ob.i is inherently ambiguous.since there will be copy of i in class derived1
and derived 2.soo when you derive it in derive3,there is an ambiguity while accessing the
variable i

30.Output:
The type of i is: int
The type of f is: float
The type of p is: char *
The type of ob1 is: class class1
The type of ob2 is: class class2<int>