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Feb 11th, 2007, 08:33 AM
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Very urgent. Please help me...
hi guys! i don't have any knowledge on C++ but my employer asked me to answer these questions ASAP. would you be so kind to this for me, please? thanks.
1. What will I find in the value field of the head pointer and the tail pointer of an empty linked list?
2. Dereferencing is ----- ?
3. Show 2 different ways to print the contents of i in this code:
int *p = &i;
4. The size of an int pointer variable is ------- bytes.
The size of an char pointer variable is ----- bytes.
The size of an float pointer variable is ----- bytes.
The size of an void pointer variable is ----- bytes.
5. What is the universal pointer?
6. What is inheritance?
7. Why do you need a virtual base class?
8. What is the role of static member variables?
9. What is the role of static member functions?
10. What are the advantage and disadvantage of using exception handling?
11. What are the advantages of templates in C++?
Thanks.
BarberCut
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Feb 11th, 2007, 08:44 AM
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Re: Very urgent. Please help me...
Firstly, Welcome to VBForums. 
Secondly, this is C# (C Sharp) forum. NOT C++ forum.
Thirdly, by looking at the threads you've created so far, I can say that you have only one option - KILL YOUR EMPLOYER. Jail is better than working under this type of boss.
( http://www.vbforums.com/search.php?q...0&saveprefs=1& )
Fourthly, I know I need to improve my grammer badly.
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Feb 11th, 2007, 09:38 AM
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Re: Very urgent. Please help me...
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Feb 11th, 2007, 06:04 PM
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Re: Very urgent. Please help me...
Why would a current employer ask those questions? That's either homework or this is a prospective employer asking interview questions. If it's the latter then you're in trouble if you don't have any C++ knowledge and our answering those questions won't save you. If it's the former then you need to research your own homework. We can help with specific coding issues but the purpose of forums is not to help you cheat.
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