Which of the statements a), b) and c) is false? A) C++11's header now contains functions for converting from numeric values to string objects and from string objects to numeric values. B) The to_string function returns the string representation of its numeric argument and is overloaded for types int, unsigned int, long, unsigned long, long long, unsigned long long, float, double and long double. C) Each C++11 function that converts a string to an integral type receives two parameters-a string containing the characters to convert and a pointer to a size_t variable where the function stores the index of the first character that was not converted (a null pointer, by default). D) All of the above statements are true.

Question

Which of the statements a), b) and c) is false?
A) C++11's <string> header now contains functions for converting from numeric values to string objects and from string objects to numeric values.
B) The to_string function returns the string representation of its numeric argument and is overloaded for types int, unsigned int, long, unsigned long, long long, unsigned long long, float, double and long double.
C) Each C++11 function that converts a string to an integral type receives two parameters-a string containing the characters to convert and a pointer to a size_t variable where the function stores the index of the first character that was not converted (a null pointer, by default).
D) All of the above statements are true.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The statement in option C is false. C++11 functions that convert a string to an integral type receive only one parameter - the string containing the characters to convert. There is no second parameter that stores the index of the first character that was not converted.

Which of the Statements A), B) and C) Is False