Question

Challenge attached quotation

Answer 1

Answer:

1_yes

2_dont know

Explanation:

3 nd 4 i dont know

Answer 2

1. C++ is an object-oriented programming language. Hence, it supports classes.
2. Yes, C++ supports abstract method overloading.
3. Class is a user-defined datatype. It is a collection of different types of objects. We can store different types of variables in a class.
4. A function is a set of instructions in the program to perform the same task again and again. A function only runs when it is invoked.

Explanation:

C++ is an object-oriented programming language. Everything works on the object in C++. Class is the main feature of C++.Class is the main feature of C++ that provides the object orientation. A class is said to be the blueprint of the objects. We can define classes in C++ by following the syntax:

  class class_name

  {

    public:  //public is a keyword

       int variable_name  // variable declaration

    };

C++ supports the concept of interface. In the interface, we can overload the methods with the same name but different parameters.