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(A) takes no arguments
(B) copies the data of any two constructors in that class
(C) creates an object initialized with the same data as an existing object
(D) creates a new object that later may be assigned the data of an existing object

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A class can contain instances of other classes as its data members?

A copy constructor?

For operator >>, the second parameter must also be passed by reference?

Stream insertion ( << ) and extraction operators ( >> ) are always implemented as __ functions.

By overloading the array operator ( [] ), one can implement mechanism to check for array bound?

new and delete can overload in c++?

By overloading new and delete operators, only allocation and deallocation part can be overridden?

The delete operator returns nothing (void) and accepts a pointer of type * to the memory block?