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struct Info
{
int id;
float cost;
};
Given the struct above, the following code segment will correctly declare and initialize an instance of that struct.
Info myInfo = {10,4.99};
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False
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Consider the following code fragment.
int a[] = {3, -5, 7, 12, 9};
int *ptr = a;
*ptr = (*ptr) + 1;
cout << *ptr;
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4
-5
3
Address of -5
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What will happen if I use new without delete?
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The program will never compile
The program will never run
The program will run fine without memory leak
None of these
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