6.True / False If you declare an array of N objects the constructor for that object is called once to create that array. 7.True/False The following class definition for A requires the entire class definition for B in order to compile class A public: 80S void foo( B b); private: B* pb; 8.True /False The new keyword requests memory to be allocated by the operating system and returns an address to the allocated memory Eliminating errors at the pencil and paper stage makes it much easier to produce a correct program in the later steps of the problem-solving process. 9.True/False 10.True / False Template is a feature of C++ that allows us to write one code for different data types When overloading the assignment operator for an object the return value is always a non-reference object type. 11.True/ False 12.True/ False Having protected member variables is consistent with Encapsulation. Page 2 of 1