Which of the following is/are TRUE for class in C++? (You may choose more than one answers) Destructors of superclass are always called first when an object of a subclass is destroyed. Constructors of superclass are always called first when an object of a subclass is created. A class method definition can either included within the class declaration or placed outside the class declaration. A constant attribute of a class can be initialized in the body of a constructor.

Which of the following is/are TRUE for class in C++? (You may choose more than one answers) Destructors of superclass are always called first when an object of a subclass is destroyed. Constructors of superclass are always called first when an object of a subclass is created. A class method definition can either included within the class declaration or placed outside the class declaration. A constant attribute of a class can be initialized in the body of a constructor.

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