8. The phenomenon of having two or more functions in a program with the samename but different numbers and types of parameters is called:A. Inline functionC. Function overloadingB.D.Nested functionRecursive function9. The dereference operator is d enoted by:A. * B. &C. ** D. &&10. Which one of the following indicates the address of a variable “temp” of typefloat?A. float temp& B. &tempC. &float temp D. temp&11. Which one of the following is the default access specifier of C++ class?A. Private B. PublicC. Protected D. Default12. Identify the header file needed to read, write, and manipulate the file:A. ifstream B. ofstreamC. istream D. fstream13. Which one of the following functions is used to write a single character to a file

8. The phenomenon of having two or more functions in a program with the samename but different numbers and types of parameters is called:A. Inline functionC. Function overloadingB.D.Nested functionRecursive function9. The dereference operator is d enoted by:A. * B. &C. ** D. &&10. Which one of the following indicates the address of a variable “temp” of typefloat?A. float temp& B. &tempC. &float temp D. temp&11. Which one of the following is the default access specifier of C++ class?A. Private B. PublicC. Protected D. Default12. Identify the header file needed to read, write, and manipulate the file:A. ifstream B. ofstreamC. istream D. fstream13. Which one of the following functions is used to write a single character to a file

What is function overloading in C++?Group of answer choicesDefining a function with the same name but different parameter lists.Defining a function with a different name but the same parameter list.Defining a function with different access specifiers.Defining a function with the same name but different return types.

Explain inline function & Function overloading with example.

When is it possible in C++ to have two different functions with the same name?Select one:a.When their parameter types are differentb.When the parameters and the parameter types are the samec.When the parameter types or number of parameters are differentd.When the parameter types are the same but the parameters are different

What is the problem in the following C declarations? int func(int); double func(int); int func(float); A function with same name cannot have different signaturesA function with same name cannot have different return typesA function with same name cannot have different number of parametersAll of the mentioned