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Which of the following is(are) invalid string constant(s)?
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A. '7.15 pm'
B. "i like e"
C. "7.3el2"
D. "1234el2"
E. None of the above
Correct Answer
'7.15 pm'
Object Oriented Programming Using C++ problems
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1. Which of the following are valid characters for a numeric literal constant?
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A. a comma
B. a dollar sign ($)
C. a percent sign (%)
D. a space
E. None of the above
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Correct Answer: None of the above
2. Sending a copy of data to a program module is called _______
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A. passing a value
B. making a reference
C. recursion
D. setting a condition
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Correct Answer: passing a value
3. The best form of coupling is _____
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A. complete
B. tight
C. loose
D. free
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Correct Answer: loose
4. If you create an instantiation of a class template with an int, and then create a second instantiation with a double, then
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A. you must precede each function call with the word int or double
B. once a function is used as one type, it becomes unavailable for use with the other type
C. there is no difference in the procedure to call a member function
D. you cannot perform this operation in C++
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Correct Answer: you must precede each function call with the word int or double
5. When the compiler cannot differentiate between two overloaded constructors, they are called
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A. overloaded
B. destructed
C. ambiguous
D. dubious
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Correct Answer: ambiguous
6. C++ allows you to define the same functions more than once in the same program _____
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A. if the definitions are identical
B. if the definitions are included in two separate #include files
C. if the definitions are located in a single #include file that is included more than once
D. C++ does not allow you to define the same functions more than once in the same program
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Correct Answer: C++ does not allow you to define the same functions more than once in the same program
7. Overloaded functions are required to
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A. have the same return type
B. have the same number of parameters
C. perform the same basic functions
D. None of the above
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Correct Answer: None of the above
8. Which of the following statements allows the user to enter data at the keyboard?
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A. cin << currentPay;
B. cin >> currentPay;
C. cout << currentPay;
D. cout >> currentPay;
E. None of the above
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Correct Answer: cin >> currentPay;
9. To enter a comment in a C++ program, you begin the comment with _____
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A. **
B. &&
C. \\
D. @
E. //
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Correct Answer: //
10. A function that returns no values to the program that calls it is _____
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A. not allowed in C++
B. type void
C. type empty
D. type barren
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Correct Answer: type void
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