Question 1

The ____ function reads the next character in the input stream and assigns it to the function s character variable.

Accepted Answer

A)  getline() 
B)  get() 
C)  nextChar() 
D)  getChar() 
A)  getline() 
B)  get() 
C)  nextChar() 
D)  getChar()

Question 2

In class terminology, functions are formally referred to as ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In class terminology, functions are formally referred...

Question 3

The cout.put(charExp) method places the value of charExp on the ____________________ stream.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The cout.put(charExp) method places the value of...

Question 4

The ____ header file in C++ provides good date and time functions.

Accepted Answer

A)  ctime 
B)  cmath 
C)  cdate 
D)  cmisc 
A)  ctime 
B)  cmath 
C)  cdate 
D)  cmisc

Question 5

Returning an error condition from a function means that the condition must be the same data type as a valid returned value.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Storage areas declared for a class are referred to as ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  object types 
B)  constants 
C)  objects 
D)  variables 
A)  object types 
B)  constants 
C)  objects 
D)  variables

Question 7

The ____ function enables you to retrieve separate characters in a string.

Accepted Answer

A)  at() 
B)  char_at() 
C)  indexof() 
D)  value_of() 
A)  at() 
B)  char_at() 
C)  indexof() 
D)  value_of()

Question 8

User-input validation is an essential part of any commercially viable program.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Designating a namespace in the ____ statement tells the compiler to include only the code in the specified namespace rather than all code in the file.

Accepted Answer

A)  #include 
B)  using 
C)  #namespace 
D)  get() 
A)  #include 
B)  using 
C)  #namespace 
D)  get()

Question 10

In the earlier versions of C++, the process of creating a new object is referred to as ____ an object.

Accepted Answer

A)  defining 
B)  declaring 
C)  instantiating 
D)  allocating 
A)  defining 
B)  declaring 
C)  instantiating 
D)  allocating

The ____ function reads the next character in the input stream and assigns it to the function s character variable.

In class terminology, functions are formally referred to as ____________________.

The cout.put(charExp) method places the value of charExp on the ____________________ stream.

The ____ header file in C++ provides good date and time functions.

Returning an error condition from a function means that the condition must be the same data type as a valid returned value.

Storage areas declared for a class are referred to as ____.

The ____ function enables you to retrieve separate characters in a string.

User-input validation is an essential part of any commercially viable program.

Designating a namespace in the ____ statement tells the compiler to include only the code in the specified namespace rather than all code in the file.

In the earlier versions of C++, the process of creating a new object is referred to as ____ an object.

Preliminaries

Problem Solving Using C++

Assignment, Formatting, and Interactive

Selection Structures

Repetition Statements

Modularity Using Functions

Arrays

Io Streams and Data Files

Pointers

Introduction to Classes

Adding Functionality to Your Classes

Structures

Numerical Methods

Filters

Exam 9: Completing the Basics

The ____ function reads the next character in the input stream and assigns it to the function s character variable.

In class terminology, functions are formally referred to as ____________________.

The cout.put(charExp) method places the value of charExp on the ____________________ stream.

The ____ header file in C++ provides good date and time functions.

Returning an error condition from a function means that the condition must be the same data type as a valid returned value.

Storage areas declared for a class are referred to as ____.

The ____ function enables you to retrieve separate characters in a string.

User-input validation is an essential part of any commercially viable program.

Designating a namespace in the ____ statement tells the compiler to include only the code in the specified namespace rather than all code in the file.

In the earlier versions of C++, the process of creating a new object is referred to as ____ an object.

Preliminaries

Problem Solving Using C++

Assignment, Formatting, and Interactive

Selection Structures

Repetition Statements

Modularity Using Functions

Arrays

Io Streams and Data Files

Pointers

Introduction to Classes

Adding Functionality to Your Classes

Structures

Numerical Methods

Filters