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;
DPtr->name= "Rover";
DPtr->breed="Weiner";
PPtr= dPtr;
PPtr->print) ;

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The `print` function of the `Pet` class is called because `pPtr` is of type `Pet`, and the `print` function is not virtual. Therefore, it outputs "My name is Rover".

Given the Following Classes and Code, What Is the Output