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To enforce the concept of separating class definition from its function implementations, where should the function implementatio

ns of a class be placed?
A. In a .h file.
B. In a.cpp file.
C. In the same file as the main() function.
D. In a .c file.

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zzz [600]2 years ago

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D(in a .c file ) because that is where it should be placed :)

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