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Open Source software is made available to the public at no cost.
TRUE
A banner is a comment used to break-up the code to make it easier to find items.
TRUE
A Boolean test expression is used to control loops.
TRUE
A compiler converts object code to executable code.
FALSE
A filespec is the location of a file along with its filename.
TRUE
A flag is a variable or constant used to store information that will normally be used to control the program.
TRUE
A linear search uses a loop to sequentially step through an array.
TRUE
A user defined library is a file that contains program control functions created by individuals to be used in many programs.
FALSE
All of the branching control structures are commonly used by programmers.
FALSE
All programming languages call sub-routines: functions.
FALSE
Array functions are rarely created for min and max.
FALSE
Assignment is an operator that changes the value of a modifiable data object (often a variable) by moving a new value into the storage location.
TRUE
Banners are only used by beginning programmers. Experienced programmer know how to read code.
FALSE
Because flags are often used they are usually a special data type.
FALSE
Compiler warnings must be resolved in order for your program to run.
FALSE
Counting loops have all four attributes of loop control.
TRUE
Designing the solution is the first step in systems development.
TRUE
Encapsulation is having only one programmer work on a program.
FALSE
Factorial is usually demonstrated with an iterative approach.
TRUE
Flowcharting is no longer used by programmers.
FALSE
Formatting output when using the standard output device is never done.
FALSE
Global scope is data storage inside of a function.
FALSE
High Performance Computing is about the need for power to be able to accomplish a task in less time.
TRUE
Identifier names should be meaningful so they can be easily understood by another programmer reading your code.
TRUE
In evaluating an expression you determine associativity before precedence.
FALSE
In most languages a for loop is used exclusively for counting.
TRUE
Increment and decerment must have a operand with Lvalue properties.
TRUE
Indenting some lines of code is fine for beginners but experienced programmers know how to read code are rarely use indentation.
FALSE
Infinate loops make programs run more efficiently.
FALSE
Integers values are a sub set (included in or part of) the floating-point values.
TRUE
Local scope is data storage inside of a function.
TRUE
Many software programs can create ASCII text files.
TRUE
Modular/Structured programming helps improve efficiency.
TRUE
Modular/Structured programming helps improve efficiency.
TRUE
Multiway selection is accomplished with case (switch with break in C++) and nested it then else control structures.
TRUE
Passing by reference should be used when there is only one item to be modified.
FALSE
Procedural programming and object-oriented programming cannot be done with the same compiler
FALSE
Programmers are concerned about being efficient.
TRUE
Programmers rarely create functions for arrays because they are too complicated.
FALSE
Pseudo means false thus Pepsi RC Cola Sam Cola etc. are fake or imitation coke because Coke-a-Cola is the real thing.
TRUE
Reading a file uses the extraction operator in C++.
TRUE
Reading moves data from the device into memory.
TRUE
Recursion is always preferred over an iterative approach to a repetitive problem.
FALSE
Structured programming concepts are universally used by programmers.
TRUE
Test data is only deveoloped for complex programs.
FALSE
Test data is only used to check to see if the coded program is working properly.
FALSE
The ability to create functions with a programming language is of minor importance.
FALSE
The and or && is a relational operator.
FALSE
The array data type is one of the standard data types in C++.
FALSE
The concepts of integers is that they are integral that is they represent whole numbers.
TRUE
The definition for 'class member' is a person who is taking this course.
FALSE
The do while control structure is a pre-test loop.
FALSE
The do while loop is a iteration type of control structure.
TRUE
The following accesses the third member of the array named age.winner = age[3];
FALSE
The goto is frequently used by experienced programmers
FALSE
The if then else is a selection type of control structure.
True - it is a repetition type of control structure
The integer data type has modular arithmetic attributes.
TRUE
The less than or < is a relational operator.
TRUE
The less than or < is a relational operator.
TRUE
The logic of IPO means that you must start with inputs then processing and then outputs. You can not do the logic backwards - that is start with outputs working back to inputs.
FALSE
The sequence operator is also known as the comma operator.
TRUE
the sizeof operator is sometimes a compile time operator.
TRUE
The standard output device is the monitor.
TRUE
The string data type is basically an array of characters.
TRUE
The switch in C++ acts exactly like the case in most other languages.
FALSE
The two categories of functions are program control and specific task.
TRUE
The two commonly used branching control structures in C++ are the break (used with switch) and return.
TRUE
The while loop is a iteration type of control structure.
TRUE
The while loop structure is a test before loop.
TRUE
The while loop structure might not have its action part executed.
TRUE
The___________ within a string is really an escape code for the output device.
TRUE
There are only two categories of control structures; selection and iteration.
FALSE
There is little difference between prefix and postfix decrement.
FALSE
There is more than one method of bubble sorting.
TRUE
There is only one kind of dereferencing.
FALSE
Truncation only happens during demotion.
TRUE
Typedef allows the programmer to create an alias for an existing data type.
TRUE
udst means User Data Special Type
FALSE
Unary negative is a worthless operator and almost never used.
FALSE
Unary positive is a worthless operator and almost never used.
TRUE
User defined libraries are the same as standard libraries in that they both contain functions that have been pre-built and are ready for use.
TRUE
User defined libraries are the same as standard libraries in that they both contain functions that have been pre-built and are ready for use.
TRUE
Versatile coding and flexible coding are the same thing.
FALSE
Very few programmers have confidence that standard library functions work properly.
FALSE
When you define an array you must specify how many members it will have within the square brackets [ ].
FALSE
When you open a file you should check to see that it opened properly.
TRUE
Within the 'C' industry variable names are in all lower case.
TRUE
Writing moves data from the memory to the device.
TRUE
Writing to a file uses the extraction operator in C++.
FALSE
Writing to a file uses the insertion operator in C++.
TRUE
You can type identifier names anyway you want - like: pig then Pig then piG etc.
FALSE
You may concatenate two stings into one string by using the addition operator (the plus sign).
TRUE
Unary negative is also know as subtraction.
FALSE