Exam 6: Using C++ Functions
Exam 1: An Overview of Object-Oriented Programming and C++55 Questions
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Exam 5: Understanding Arrays, Strings and Pointers55 Questions
Exam 6: Using C++ Functions51 Questions
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Maintenance programming involves making modifications and improvements to existing systems.
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An array name is a constant pointer, meaning you cannot alter its contents.
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Most compilers will issue an error message if a function receives a variable as a constant but then passes the variable to another function that does not receive the variable as a constant.
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The type of object or variable that a function returns to the function that calls it is the function's ____________________.
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small function with no overhead because program control never transfers to the function
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subfunction
function prototype
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Match each term with the correct statement below.
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process of extracting the relevant attributes of a process or object
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black box
inline function
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A(n) ____________________ copy of an object is one in which the value of each field or member of the object is copied to its counterpart in another object.
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