The friend functions are used in situations where A) We want to exchange data between classes B) We want to have access to unrelated classes C) Dynamic binding is required D) We want to create versatile overloaded operators.

The friend functions are used in situations where
A) We want to exchange data between classes
B) We want to have access to unrelated classes
C) Dynamic binding is required
D) We want to create versatile overloaded operators.
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A) We want to exchange data between classes
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