Suppose your program contains the following class definition (along with definitions of the member functions): class YourClass { public: YourClass(int newInfo, char moreNewInfo); YourClass(); void...

Suppose your program contains the following class definition (along with

definitions of the member functions):

class YourClass

{

public:

YourClass(int newInfo, char moreNewInfo);

YourClass();

void doStuff();

private:

int information;

char moreInformation;

};

Which of the following are legal?

YourClass anObject(42, 'A');

YourClass anotherObject;

YourClass yetAnotherObject();

anObject = YourClass(99, 'B');

anObject = YourClass();

anObject = YourClass;