Consider the following statements: rectangleData bigRect; rectangleData smallRect;
Which of the following statements is legal in C++?
A) if (bigRect == smallRect)
B) if (bigRect != smallRect)
C) if (bigRect.length == width)
D) if (bigRect.length == smallRect.width)

Question

Consider the following statements:  rectangleData bigRect; rectangleData smallRect;
Which of the following statements is legal in C++?
A) if (bigRect == smallRect) 
B) if (bigRect != smallRect) 
C) if (bigRect.length == width) 
D) if (bigRect.length == smallRect.width)

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Option A and B are illegal since the two objects of type rectangleData cannot be compared directly using relational operators. Option C is also illegal since the members "length" and "width" are not defined for the bigRect object. Option D is legal because it is comparing the "length" member of bigRect with the "width" member of smallRect, both of which are defined in the structure definition of rectangleData.

Consider the Following Statements: RectangleData BigRect; RectangleData SmallRect;