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Assuming that all the necessary standard headers have been ....
class Parent {
public:
Parent () { Status () ; }
virtual ~Parent () { Status () ; }
virtual void Status () { cout << "Parent "; }
} ;
class Child : public Parent {
public:
Child () { Status () ; }
virtual ~Child () { Status () ; }
virtual void Status () { cout << "Child " ; }
} ;
int main () {
Child c ;
return 0 ;
}
Assuming that all the necessary standard headers have been
included and the necessary using-directives have been made,
what will be the output of the sample code above?
1 Child Child Child Child
2 Parent Parent
3 Child Child
4 Parent Child Child Parent
5 Child Parent Parent Child
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