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{
Count = c;
}
Does not cause any compilation errors. This tells you that:
A) count must be a non-const variable.
B) count must be a const variable.
C) increment must be a non-const variable.
D) increment must be a const variable.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Since the function is setting the value of "count" equal to the value of "c", it is implicit that "count" is a non-const variable, otherwise the assignment would not be allowed. There is no mention of "increment" being a const or non-const variable in the given code, so any assumption about "increment" would be purely speculative.

Increment I )