Consider the following recursive function: int enigma(int a > a){      return index;}  else {      return start; } } Given the above function enigma, what will be the output of the following snippet of code?    int a[] = {46, 95, 14};   int mystery = enigma(a,0,2);  cout

The data structure behavior that the code in Bar most closely implements is which of the following (PICK ONE)?

The following four questions are based on the following program.      What is the output in line 26 (marked as L26)?

The member functions of a derived class can directly access only the ________ members of the base class.

What value does the variable foo have at the end of this segment of code? priority_queue bar;bar.push(19);bar.push(31);bar.push(5);bar.push(22);int foo = bar.top();

Starting with an empty Map of characters to integers named cmap, suppose the following operations are performed: (Bonus Points: This question has 3 bonus points for a total of 3+3 = 6. Added later manually when graded by instructor). map cmap;    string seq = “ohio”;    int i = 0;    while (i < seq.length())    {        cmap=0;        int count = cmap;        cmap=count+1;        i = i + 1;    } for (auto& x: cmap) { cout

What is the output in line 31 (marked as L31 on comments)?

For each data structure on the left, match it with the most appropriate description on the right. You may use each description exactly once.

Complete the following code segment, to print all elements in the vector v, from beginning to end. 1 2 3 4 vector v{1,2,3,4,5}; vector::iterator it; for (it=/*blank 1*/; it!=/*blank 2*/; /*blank 3*/;) cout

What is the output in line 27 (marked as L27 on comments)?