If the derived class classD overrides a public member function functionName of the base class classB, then to specify a call to that public member function of the base class, you use the statement ____.
A) classD::functionName();
B) classB::functionName();
C) classD.functionName();
D) classB.functionName();

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When a derived class overrides a public function of its base class, the derived class can still access the base class's function by explicitly qualifying the function call with the base class name, followed by the scope resolution operator (::) and the function name. Therefore, the correct statement to call the public member function of the base class is through the classB::functionName().

If the Derived Class ClassD Overrides a Public Member Function