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

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What problem do container classes primarily solve?

Making the program run faster
Managing dynamically created objects
Reducing memory usage
Simplifying syntax

The correct answer is: Managing dynamically created objects

Container classes are designed to manage dynamically created objects, primarily solving the problem of inefficient or complex object memory management. Option A is incorrect because container classes do not optimize program speed, rather they improve resource management. Option C is incorrect because container classes do not directly reduce memory usage, rather they help manage memory allocation for objects. Option D is incorrect because while container classes may provide simplified syntax for creating and accessing objects, that is not their primary purpose.