Destrucotr, copy constructor and operator= are special functions provided by C++.

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Question 2

Question 21 pts

Built in array uses constant point and the size of array must be provided before it can be used.

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Question 3

Question 31 pts

rvalue expression identifies a non-temporary object, points to a specific memory location and lives a longer life.

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Question 4

Question 41 pts

We should always separate the interface from the implementation if possible.

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Question 5

Question 51 pts

It is a good idea to use recursion to substitute a simple for loop.

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Question 6

Question 61 pts

IntCell( IntCell && rhs ); is copy constructor.

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Question 7

Question 71 pts

Built-in array can be copied with the assignment operator =.

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Question 8

Question 81 pts

Using explicit constructor can avoid type conversions.

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Question 9

Question 91 pts

Proof by Induction should not only verify the base case but also the inductive case.

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Question 10

Question 101 pts

Proof by Counterexample is to find a counterexample to show the statement is false.

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Question 11

Question 111 pts

If data members contain pointers, the big-five defaults can be used in the class.

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Question 12

Question 121 pts

3 categories of data types are Simple, Structured, and Pointer.

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Question 13

Question 131 pts

The lvalue reference is the standard reference type.

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Question 14

Question 141 pts

Proof by Contradiction assumes that the theorem is false and show that this assumption implies that some know property is true.

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