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Is the mall a. both struct and class can be used to define abstract data types (ADI), difference between the two? A class can create sub classes that inherits a Parents Properties, and struct con not b. the following data structure and its object array (i.e. data p[3]) are defined in a 64 bit operating system, what's the size of the array? If the starting address of the array is 100, what's the address of p[0].a, what's the address of p[0].c, and what's the address of p[2]? struct data { int a; int * b; double c; }; data p[3]; 2. (5 points) the following program defines an abstract data type named AA, what will be the output of the program? Show calculation details. #include <iostream> using namespace std; int g = 1; class AA { int p; public: AA () ~AA () { g++; p = &g; } { g++; cout << p << endl; } int fun(int &x, int y) { g++; x++; return g + y;} }; int main () { int a = 2, b = 3; AA c; b = c.fun (a, b); } cout << a <<<b<<<g << endl; return 0;

          Is the mall
a. both struct and class can be used to define abstract data types (ADI),
difference between the two? A class can create sub classes that inherits a
Parents Properties, and struct con not
b. the following data structure and its object array (i.e. data p[3]) are defined in a 64 bit
operating system, what's the size of the array? If the starting address of the array is 100,
what's the address of p[0].a, what's the address of p[0].c, and what's the address of p[2]?
struct data
{
int a;
int * b;
double c;
};
data p[3];
2. (5 points) the following program defines an abstract data type named AA, what will be
the output of the program? Show calculation details.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int g = 1;
class AA
{
int *p;
public: AA ()
~AA ()
{ g++; p = &g; }
{ g++; cout << *p << endl; }
int fun(int &x, int y) { g++; x++; return g + y;}
};
int main ()
{
int a = 2, b = 3;
AA c;
b = c.fun (a, b);
}
cout << a <<<b<<<g << endl;
return 0;

Is the mall
a. both struct and class can be used to define abstract data types (ADI),
difference between the two? A class can create sub classes that inherits a
Parents Properties, and struct con not
b. the following data structure and its object array (i.e. data p[3]) are defined in a 64 bit
operating system, what's the size of the array? If the starting address of the array is 100,
what's the address of p[0].a, what's the address of p[0].c, and what's the address of p[2]?
struct data

int a;
int * b;
double c;
;
data p[3];
2. (5 points) the following program defines an abstract data type named AA, what will be
the output of the program? Show calculation details.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int g = 1;
class AA

int *p;
public: AA ()
AA ()
g++; p = g;
g++; cout << *p << endl;
int fun(int x, int y) g++; x++; return g + y;
;
int main ()

int a = 2, b = 3;
AA c;
b = c.fun (a, b);

cout << a <<<b<<<g << endl;
return 0;

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