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Chapter 14: Problem 28
A(n) __________ member function cannot access any nonstatic member variables in its own class.
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The class Stuff has both a copy constructor and an overloaded = operator. Assume that blob and clump are both instances of the stuff class. For each statement below, indicate whether the copy constructor or the overloaded = operator will be called. \\[ \begin{array}{l} \text { Stuff } b \operatorname{lob}=\text { clump } \\ \text { clump }=\text { blob; } \end{array} \\] blob. operator=(clump) ; showValues (blob); // blob is passed by value.
A static member variable is declared in a class. Where is the static member variable defined?
T F For an object to perform automatic type conversion, an operator function must be written.
A(n) __________ tells the compiler that a specific class will be declared later in the program.
Why would a programmer want to overload operators rather than use regular member functions to perform similar operations?
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