Study the two classes and their member functions. Based on the objects main instantiates and assigns, determine which functions the program calls (i.e., to which function each call binds). Fill in the blanks (a) to (l) with the appropriate class name: Parent or Child. 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; }