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3. In the function prototype char *duplicate (const char *original ); what does the const mean and why might it be used in this example? 4. How does the compiler identify the copy constructor in a class declaration? 5. What is the difference between the copy constructor and the overloaded operator=? Show transcribed image text 3. In the function prototype char *duplicate (const char *original ); what does the const mean and why might it be used in this example? 4. How does the compiler identify the copy constructor in a class declaration? 5. What is the difference between the copy constructor and the overloaded operator=?
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