To use the function displayStudentData() of the object aSophmore that belongs to the class Student , the correct syntax is ____.
A) aSophmore.displayStudentData();
B) Student.displayStudentData();
C) aSophmore::displayStudentData();
D) *aSophmore.displayStudentData();

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Since displayStudentData() is a method of a specific object (aSophmore), we need to use the object name followed by the dot operator and the method name to call it. Option A is the correct syntax for this. Option B is incorrect because it would call the method for the entire class, not just for the specific object aSophmore. Option C is incorrect because "::" is the scope resolution operator for static methods, and displayStudentData() is not a static method. Option D is incorrect because "*" is the dereference operator for pointers, and aSophmore is not a pointer.

To Use the Function DisplayStudentData() of the Object ASophmore That