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

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What types of storage allocation modifiers are mentioned in the text?

  1. Static, register, and global

  2. Dynamic, automatic, and constant

  3. Global, extern, and mutable

  4. Public, private, and protected

The correct answer is: Static, register, and global

In this question, the text is referring to storage allocation modifiers for variables, which determine where and how they are stored in memory. While all the options mentioned are modifiers, only option A (static, register, and global) relates to storage allocation. Option B (dynamic, automatic, and constant) refers to variable types, option C (global, extern, and mutable) refers to type qualifiers and option D (public, private, and protected) refers to access modifiers. Thus, they are incorrect in the context of storage allocation modifiers.

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