- This assessment gives us an idea of your C++ skills - Companies that evaluate this skillset in interviews: Rockstar Games, Ubisoft, Mayhem Studios, etc. - 10 Multiple Choice questions - Average time to complete: 7 to 10 minutes

Char array

String array

Enum

All of the above

You are creating a patient report collection program in a hospital. Which of these is best suited to display the gender information of a patient? (Male, Female etc) 

Const variable

Static variable

Pointer variable

Global variable

You want to hold the score of your player in a class. Which out of these is the correct choice for creating such a variable? 

Heap

Stack

Registers

None

Static variable is stored in which of these memory

A reference cannot be null, while a pointer can

A reference must be initialized, while a pointer may not.

Both should be initialized

Reference cannot be changed once assigned, which is not the case with pointers

Identify the correct statement for reference and pointers

A deep copy creates a completely new and independent copy of an object, while a shallow copy only copies the reference to an object

A shallow copy creates a completely new and independent copy of an object, while a deep copy only copies the reference to an object

A deep copy and a shallow copy are the same things

None of the above

What is the difference between a deep copy and a shallow copy in C++? 

Compile time

Run time

Combination of Both

When does the system determine which function to call when they are overloaded?

Virtual constructor

Virtual member variables

Virtual functions

Which of the following is possible in c++? 

The question statement is wrong, both take equal time

Former takes one-byte instruction while latter takes two bytes instruction

Former takes two bytes instruction while the latter takes one-byte instruction

Why pre-increment is faster than post-increment in C++? 

The inline function starts behaving as a normal function if the function length increases

They are applicable to small functions that are frequently called

An inline function can not be recursive

Inline functions can be virtual

Which of these is not applicable to inline functions?

It allows a function declared outside a class to access the private and protected members of that class

The "friend" keyword is used with the function inside the class

It can only be used to access class members which are private and not protected

Friend function is the reason C++ is not known as a pure object oriented language

Which of these is not applicable to the friend function? 