Chapter 15: Problem 7
The ability of code to execute differently depending on the type of data is called ______.
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A class that cannot be instantiated is a(n) ______
Will the statement \\[ \mathrm{An} 1 \operatorname{mal} \text { a: } \\] compile?
Write a C++ class that has an array of integers as a member variable, a pure virtual member function bool compare (int x, int y) \(=0\) that compares its two parameters and returns a boolean value, and a member function votd sort () that uses the comparison defined by the compare virtual function to sort the array. The sort function will swap a pair of array elements a \([\mathrm{k}]\) and a \([\mathrm{f}]\) if \\[ \text { compare }(a[k], a[j]) \\] returns true. Explain how you can use this class to produce classes that sort arrays in ascending order and descending order.
Static binding takes place at ______ time.
In order to use dynamic binding, a member function of a class needs to be declared as a(n) ______ function.
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