When Member Functions Behave Differently Depending on Which Object Performed

question 38

Multiple Choice

When member functions behave differently depending on which object performed the call, this is an example of

• A) chaos theory
• B) virtual insubordination
• C) polymorphism
• D) encapsulation
• E) None of these

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