Question

1. Create an “include guard” (all lines of code required) for a file “plane.h”

2. When you look at a constructor, how can you determine if it is THE default constructor?

3. What can a “friend” function do that other non-member functions can not do?

4. class plane { int x;} ---------------- is x public or private?

5. What kind of a search first sorts the data into ascending or descending order, then splits the data in half, searches, splits, searches, etc.

6. When is a constructor called?

7. What happens if you don’t declare or define a constructor?

8. What do you need to do if you want a standard operator to behave differently than normal?

9. Write the code snippet for declaring a Plane object with both a default constructor and an overloaded constructor. The Plane object will print “not overloaded” if a Plane object is created with the default constructor and “overloaded” if created with the overloaded constructor.

10. Declare a class named “Pilot” that contains members “a”, “b”, and “c”, all of which are ints. Make “a” and “c” available only inside the class and make “b” available outside the class.

11. For a class called Pilot, declare the default constructor, the default destructor, and overload the default constructor with one that takes an int x as a parameter

12. What is always true about the name of a constructor?