In the C++ code below, how can the relationship between Tree and Farm bedescribed?12~34567∞04 };56class Tree {public:HAstd::string kind;class Farm {public:789101112 };13 };Tree orchard [2];Farm() {orchard[0].kind="Peach";orchard[1].kind = "Cherry";a Tree "might be" a Farma Tree "wants to be" a Farma Farm "has a" Treea Farm "is a" Tree Given the declaration of class cBuilding and the choices listed below, what will thecompiler create by default?class cBuilding {public: std::string address; };copy assignment operator=, copy constructor, default constructorcopy constructor, destructor, overloaded stream << operatoraccessor methods to private member variableoverloaded [] operator, default constructor, destructor

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In the C++ code below, how can the relationship between Tree and Farm be described? 1 class Tree { public: 2 IN34567∞ 4}; 6 class Farm { public: 7 std::string kind; 8 9 10 11 12 12 7. Tree orchard[2]; Farm() { }; orchard[0].kind orchard[1].kind = "Peach"; = "Cherry";

In the C++ code below, how can the relationship between Tree and Farm be described? 1 class Tree { public: 2 IN34567∞ 4}; 6 class Farm { public: 7 std::string kind; 8 9 10 11 12 12 7. Tree orchard[2]; Farm() { }; orchard[0].kind orchard[1].kind = "Peach"; = "Cherry";

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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