II. True or false questions (1'*10=10' T for true, F for false) 1. In C++, both single inheritance and multiple inheritance are allowed. 2. Derived class is derived from base class, it can not be base class. 3. Private inheritance is the most common used inhertance. 4. In public inheritance, only public members in the base class are accessible to derived class objects. 5. Overloaded operators keep the precedence and associativity of the original operators unchanged. 6. Dynamic binding is to select the member function to call at runtime. 7. All of the predefined CH operators can be overloaded as member functions. 8. Postfix H will have one more parameter than that of prefix ++ when they are overloaded. 9. One of the ways to solve the ambiguity in the case of inheritance is to use the qualified name. 10. Neither constructor nor destructor can be overloaded