Mastering C++: A Comprehensive Quiz Based on 'Thinking in C++'

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What keyword is used in C++ to declare a function to support late binding?

  1. virtual

  2. dynamic

  3. late

  4. override

The correct answer is: virtual

In C++, the keyword "virtual" is used to declare a function that supports late binding. This means that the function can be overridden by a derived class and the binding will occur at runtime instead of at compile time. Options B and C are incorrect because they are not valid keywords in C++. Option D, "override", is a valid keyword in C++ but it is used to explicitly indicate that a virtual function is being overridden. It is not the keyword used to declare a function as virtual.

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