Multiple ChoiceBeginner 45s
const member function mutability
Inside a `const` member function, which is allowed?
Options
- 1Modifying any member, since the const qualifier only affects the type of the implicit this pointer parameter.
- 2Calling only non-const member functions of other objects passed in by reference, never const ones.
- 3Modifying a member declared `mutable`, but not ordinary data members (they are const-qualified).
- 4Taking the address of a data member and binding it to a non-const pointer, provided it is used read-only.
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