
Suppose a
class CheckPoint
{
private:
int a;
protected:
int b;
int c;
void setA(int x ) {a= x;}
public:
void setB(int y) { b = y;}
void setC(int z ) { c = z ;}
};
Answer the following questions.
A) Suppose another class, Quiz, is derived from the CheckPoint class. Here is
the first line of its declaration:
class Quiz : private CheckPoint
Indicate whether each member of the CheckPoint class is private, protected, public, or inaccessible:
a
b
c
setA
setB
setC
B) Suppose the Quiz class, derived from the CheckPoint class, is declared as
class Quiz : protected Checkpoint
Indicate whether each member of the CheckPoint class is private, protected, public, or inaccessible:
a
b
C
setA
setB
setC
C) Suppose the Quiz class, derived from the CheckPoint class, is declared as
class Quiz : public Checkpoint
Indicate whether each member of the CheckPoi nt class is private, protected, public, or inaccessible:
a
b
C
setA
setB
setC
D) Suppose the Quiz class, derived from the CheckPoint class, is declared as
class Quiz: Checkpoint
Is the CheckPoint class a private, public, or protected base class?

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