Checkpoint 15.12 (page 950)

#include using namespace std;

class First

{

protected: int a;

public: First(int x = 1) { a = x; } int getVal() { return a; }

};

class Second : public First

{

private: int b; public: Second(int y = 5) { b = y; } int getVal() { return b; }

};

1. int main()

2. {

3. First object1;

4. Second object2;

5.

6. cout << object1.getVal() << endl;

7. cout << object2.getVal() << endl;

8. return 0;

9. }

a) What is the output of this program?

b) At line 5, what are the member variable(s) of object1? What are their value(s)?

c) At line 5, what are the member variable(s) of object2? What are their value(s)?

d) At line6, which getVal() function is called, First::getVal() or Second::getVal()?

e) At line6, which getVal() function is called, First::getVal() or Second::getVal()?

Checkpoint 15.13 (Page 950)

#include using namespace std; class First

{

protected: int a;

public: First(int x = 1) { a = x; } void twist() { a *= 2; } int getVal() { twist(); return a; }

};

class Second : public First

{

private: int b;

public: Second(int y = 5) { b = y; } void twist() { b *= 10; }

};

1. int main()

2. {

3. First object1;

4. Second object2;

5.

6. cout << object1.getVal() << endl;

7. cout << object2.getVal() << endl;

8. return 0;

9. }

a) What is the output of this program?

b) At line 5, what are the member variable(s) of object1? What are their value(s)?

c) At line 5, what are the member variable(s) of object2? What are their value(s)?

d) At line6, which twist() function is called, First::twist() or Second::twist()?

e) At line6, which twist() function is called, First::twist() or Second::twist()?