Question 37: In C++, which of the following statements regarding the code below are valid?

#include <iostream> class Outer { int m_o; public: class Inner { int m_i; public: Inner(){} Inner(Outer m_outer, int x) { m_outer.m_o = x; } }; Outer(int y) { m_inner.m_i = y; } void Display() { using namespace std; cout << m_o << endl << m_inner.m_i << endl; } Inner m_inner; }; void main() { Outer objOut(10); Outer::Inner objIn(objOut, 5); objOut.Display(); }

 

    A. The output will be:

    5

    10

    B. Outer class cannot access its nested class's private members.

    C. The relationship between class Inner and class Outer is not valid C++ syntax.

    D. Inner class cannot access its containing class's private members.

    E. The output will be:

    10

    5

 

 

B