The number of measuring units from an arbitarary starting point in a record,area,or control block to some other point a) recording pointer b) offset c) branching d) none

1255

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a program that performs some preliminary processing in C, it acts upon certain directives that will affect how the compiler does its work a) compiler b) loader c) directive d) preprocessor

1096

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Synonymous with pointer array a) character array b) ragged array c) multiple array d) none

1074

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The performance of an operation in several steps with each step using the output of the preceding step a) recursion b) search c) call by value d) call by reference

1230

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a direct address that identifies a location by means of its displacement from a base address or segment a) absolute address b) relative address c) relative mode d) absolute mode

1126

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the portion of a computer program within which the definition of the variable remains unchanged a) mode b) module c) scope d) none

1061

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a way in which a pointer stores the address of a pointer which stores the value of the target value a) reference b) allocation c) multiple indirection d) none

1162

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the number of measuring units from a arbitrary starting point in a record area or control block to some other point a) branching b) recording pointer c) none d) offset

1109

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An expression to whose value an operater is applied a) operand b) variable c) constant d) all of the above

1171

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Evaluate the following expression as C++ would do :8 * 9 + 2 * 5 a) 82 b) 79 c) 370 d) list

1004

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Which is not an ANSII C++ function a) sin() b) tmpnam() c) kbhit()

1539

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What does getch() do according to the ANSI C++ standard a) Reads in a character b) Checks the keyboard buffer c) Nothing in particular (Its not defined there)

1056

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Will a C compiler always compile C++ code a) Yes b) No c) Only optimized compilers

1055

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What ANSI C++ function clears the screen a) clrscr() b) clear() c) Its not defined by the ANSI C++ standard

1034

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What number of digits that can be accuratly stored in a float (based on the IEEE Standard 754)? a) 6 b) 38 c) An unlimited number

1278

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