Multiple choice technology programming languages What is the result of this code? myObj *foo = operator new(sizeof(foo)); That's not legal syntax! foo has memory allocated for it, but is not constructed foo has memory allocated for it, and is fully constructed None of the above Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself A Correct answer Explanation In C++, operator new returns a void*, which cannot be implicitly converted to a typed pointer like myObj* without an explicit cast. Additionally, sizeof(foo) allocates space for the pointer size (4 or 8 bytes) rather than the object itself.