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

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What kind of type checking does C++ use?

  1. Static type checking

  2. Dynamic type checking

  3. No type checking

  4. Manual type checking

The correct answer is: Static type checking

C++ uses static type checking which means that types are checked during compile time rather than at runtime. This helps identify errors in types during development. B, dynamic type checking, involves checking types during runtime which can reduce performance, and C, no type checking, does not check types at all which can lead to potential bugs. D, manual type checking, suggests that types are checked by humans rather than the computer, which is not efficient and error-prone. Therefore, A is the best option.

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