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What is the point in making a destructor "virtual"?
a) There is no value.
b) C++ uses it for memory leak detection.
c) It causes the derived class destructor to be
called upon delete.
d) A derived class destructor is always called, it just
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(#M40030268) C++ question C++ Keep an EYE

What is the point in making a destructor "virtual"?
a) There is no value.
b) C++ uses it for memory leak detection.
c) It causes the derived class destructor to be
called upon delete.
d) A derived class destructor is always called, it just
changes the order of calling

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What is the point in making a destructor "virtual"? a) There is no value. b) C++ uses it for memory leak detection. c) It causes the derived class destructor to be called upon delete. d) A derived class destructor is always called, it just changes the order of calling

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What is the point in making a destructor "virtual"?
a) There is no value.
b) C++ uses it for memory leak detection.
c) It causes the derived class destructor to be
called upon delete.
d) A derived class destructor is always called, it just
changes the order of calling