Which of the following statements is false (assume we're referring to class Time)?
Question 8 options:
A)
The client-code programmer is not given Time.cpp, so the client remains unaware of how Time's member functions are implemented.
B)
Often a class's interface and implementation will be created and compiled by one programmer and used by a separate programmer who implements the client code that uses the class.
C)
To hide the class's member-function implementation details, the class-implementation programmer would provide the client-code programmer with the header Time.h (which specifies the class's interface and data members) and the Time object code (i.e., the machine-code instructions that represent Time's member functions).
D)
The client-code programmer needs to know only Time's interface to use the class and must be able to link its object code.