Which of the following are TRUE about constructors in C++? (A) A constructor…

Answer: The true statements are: 'A constructor can be overloaded' and 'A constructor does not have a return type.'

Reasons:

• 'A constructor can be overloaded' — True. A class may define multiple constructors that differ in their parameter lists to allow different ways of initializing objects.

• 'A constructor does not have a return type' — True. Constructors are special member functions and are not declared with any return type (not even void).

• 'A constructor must be declared as a friend function' — False. Constructors are normal special member functions of the class; they are not required to be friend functions.

• 'A constructor is called when an object is destroyed' — False. The destructor is invoked when an object is destroyed, not the constructor.