Study the following two classes (the ellipses denote code omitted for simplicity), the four object instantiations, the assignment at the top of main, and the twelve function calls. Determine to which function each call binds (the function defined in the Parent or Child class). In a temporary file or on paper, fill in the twelve blanks with either "Parent" or "Child," indicating which class the function call binds. There is a link to the answers at the bottom of the page.
class Parent { public: void funcA() { . . . } virtual void funcB() { . . . } void funcC() { . . . } }; class Child : public Parent { public: void funcA() { . . . } virtual void funcB() { . . . } }; int main() { Parent* P1 = new Parent; Parent* P2 = new Child; Child* C1 = new Child; Child temp; Parent P3 = temp; P1->funcA(); // (a)_______________ P1->funcB(); // (b)_______________ P1->funcC(); // (c)_______________ P2->funcA(); // (d)_______________ P2->funcB(); // (e)_______________ P2->funcC(); // (f)_______________ C1->funcA(); // (g)_______________ C1->funcB(); // (h)_______________ C1->funcC(); // (i)_______________ P3.funcA(); // (j)_______________ P3.funcB(); // (k)_______________ P3.funcC(); // (l)_______________ return 0; }