Q38
What happens if the destructor is explicitly defined in a C++ class, but the constructor is not defined?
A.
It will cause a compilation error
B.
The class will be instantiated with default values
C.
The destructor will not be called
AnswerD.
The class will not be able to create objects
Answer: Option C
Solution
Answer: Option C
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