Given the following classes and code, what is the output of the last statement shown? Class Pet { Public: Virtual void print); String name; Private: }; Class Dog: public Pet { Public: Void print); String breed; }; Void Pet::print) { Cout

Question

Given the following classes and code, what is the output of the last statement shown?
Class Pet
{
Public:
Virtual void print) ;
String name;
Private:
};
Class Dog: public Pet
{
Public:
Void print) ;
String breed;
};
Void Pet::print)
{
Cout << "My name is " << name;
}
Void Dog::print)
{
Pet::print) ;
Cout << ", and my breed is a "<< breed << endl;
}
Pet* pPtr;
Dog* dPtr=new Dog;
DPtr->name= "Rover";
DPtr->breed="Weiner";
PPtr= dPtr;
PPtr->print) ;

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The code creates a Dog object with name "Rover" and breed "Weiner". The print() method is called on the Pet pointer pPtr, which has been assigned to the Dog object dPtr. Since pPtr is of type Pet pointer, it calls the Pet class's print() method, which outputs "My name is Rover". Then the Dog class's print() method is called, which outputs ", and my breed is a Weiner". Therefore, the output is "My name is Rover, and my breed is a Weiner".

Given the Following Classes and Code, What Is the Output