Predict the output?#include using namespace std;class Test{int x;Test(){x = 5;} };int main(){Test *t = new Test;cout x;}

Predict the output?#include using namespace std;class Test{int x;Test(

1.	Predict the output?#include using namespace std;class Test{int x;Test(){x = 5;} };int main(){Test *t = new Test;cout x;}
A.	Compiler Error
B.	5
C.	Garbage Value
D.	0
Answer» B. 5

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