Mastering C++: A Comprehensive Quiz Based on 'Thinking in C++'

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What is the relationship between 'ssize' and 'top' in ensuring container bounds?

'ssize' must always be larger than 'top'
'ssize' is irrelevant to 'top'
'top' references the current position of 'ssize'
'ssize' and 'top' must be equal for the container to be full

The correct answer is: 'ssize' must always be larger than 'top'

The relationship between 'ssize' and 'top' in ensuring container bounds is that 'ssize' must always be larger than 'top'. If 'ssize' is not larger than 'top', it means that the container does not have enough space to store elements and may result in an error or incorrect functionality. Therefore, option A is the correct answer. Options B and C are incorrect because they do not accurately describe the relationship between 'ssize' and 'top'. Option D is also incorrect because 'ssize' and 'top' do not have to be equal for the container to be full.