Do you have to use the template prefix for each function in the class defini- tion? Do you have to use the template prefix for each function in the class implementation?

Introduction to classes and objects in C++

Based on the following Diagram answer the below questions.   a. What is the Definition of Polymorphism?   b. Extract from the above UML Diagram an example of Overridden method? Explain the meaning of Overridden?   c. Extract from the above UML Diagram above an example of Overloading method? Explain the meaning of overloading?   d. Write an array declaration that is expected to hold up to 10 objects of type Student and Employee?

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Computer Science There are clearly some similarities in the implementations of Taxi and Shuttle that suggest use of inheritance to represent them. Introducing inheritance is the primary task of this assessment. -The Ezcab class, The Ezcab class maintains separate lists of taxis and shuttles and destinations with destination fares (you can hardcode destination fares). It has a lookup method that searches for a taxi/shuttle with a given ID. -The Taxi and Shuttle classes share some common attributes – location and destination. They also have some common methods – getLocation, getDestination, getStatus and setDestination. -Vehicle is the superclass of both Taxi and Shuttle. This class involves placing the common fields and methods into Vehicle and removing them from Taxi and Shuttle. -Modify Taxi and Shuttle class to indicate that it is a subclass of Vehicle. You can keep the id field in Vehicle class and getId,SetId methods. -Arrange for Taxi's constructor to call the constructor of…

Object oriented c++

Explain the concept of dynamic method dispatch in the context of method overriding. How does it facilitate polymorphism?

Experiment with two classes that have a straightforward derivation relationship. Insert println statements into the constructors of both the parent and child classes. In the child, do not explicitly call the function Object() { [native code] } of the parent. So, what happens? Why? Change the child's function Object() { [native code] } to explicitly call the parent's function Object() { [native code] }. What happens next?

The intent of the factory method pattern is to allow a class to differ .. to subclasses Select one: a. instantiation b. abstraction c. delegation