"Binary scope resolution operator" is the correct answer to the following question.
Explanation:
The following answer is correct because the Binary scope resolution operator is represented by the double colon(::).
The Binary scope resolution operator is used in many ways in different programming languages. In C++, the Binary scope resolution operator is used to call the global variable if the name of both global and local variables is the same and also use when we want to define method from the external side of the class and we also used to access any static data type variable.
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