Fill in the blanks to declare a pointer to the ''st'', where ''st'' is of type ''Student'', then call printAge() via the pointer

Answer 1

Student * st = new Student();
st->printAge();

Answer 2

Student st;
Student *stPtr =&st;
stPtr->printAge();

Answer 3

Fill in the blanks to declare an array of void pointers to x1, x2 and x3 and print them using the pointers.

Ans??

Answer 4

where I have to fill? :p
check comment section of that page, you will get your answer.

Answer 5

Fill in the blanks to declare two variables a and b; and two pointers pa and pb that point to a and b, respectively. Print to the screen the value of the division of a and b variables accessed via pointers pa and pb.

Answer 6

darg and drop from the options below to define the printinfo() function, which prints "people's" name and birthdate, using date of birth print date() function.

Void people::_(){
Cout<<name<<endl;
_._();
}

ANSWER: -
printlnfo
dateofBirth
printdata

Answer 7

thanks thanks thanks all so much

Answer 8

Student st;

Student
*
stPtr =
&
st;

stPtr
->
printAge();

Answer 9

Student st;
st-> printAge ();
this is what you are looking for, I guess.

Answer 10

Student st;
Student *stPtr = &st;
stPtr->printAge();

Answer 11

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Answer 12

fill in the blanks to declare a pointer to the "st", where "st" is of type " student ", then call printage () via the pointer.

Student st;
Student _stptr=_st;
Stptr_printAge();

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