Questions d'entretiens - Ingénieur Logiciel

This answer seemed to be ok for the interviewer : This is an undefined behavior because the virtualtable is not completely constructed when compiling this part of the code. Disclaimer : I did a verification on VC++ and the behavior was determinist. I didn't check if specifications say something about this.

That has nothing to do with virtual table, it's about a data member not a function member. The point here is member hiding class A { public: A(); protected: int m; }; class B : public A { public: B(); private: int m; }; A::A() { m = 1; } B::B() { m = 2; cout << "m=" << m << endl; // m=2; cout << "A::m=" << A::m << endl; //m=1; }

I suggested to take a look at the middle record and its date, and according to relation to the desired month, limit a search to corresponding half of the table, and repeat this process to divide the initial table even in a smaller pieces. Correct answer - use indexing.

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