Question 1

The ____ in the expression *(gPtr + 1) is an offset.

Accepted Answer

A) * 
B) gPtr 
C) + 
D) 1 
A) * 
B) gPtr 
C) + 
D) 1

Question 2

The expression *(gPtr + 3) changes the address stored in gPtr.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

By adding numbers to and subtracting numbers from pointers, we can obtain different addresses.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

If gPtr is a pointer that points to the first element of an integer array (and each integer requires four bytes of storage), ____ references the variable that is three integers beyond the variable pointed to by gPtr.

Accepted Answer

A) *gPtr + 3 
B) *(gPtr + 3) 
C) *(gPtr + 3 * 4) 
D) *(gPtr + 3 / 4) 
A) *gPtr + 3 
B) *(gPtr + 3) 
C) *(gPtr + 3 * 4) 
D) *(gPtr + 3 / 4)

Question 5

Adding ____ to a pointer causes the pointer to point to the next element of the original data type being pointed to.

Accepted Answer

A) 1 
B) 1 * sizeof(data type being pointed to) 
C) 2 
D) 2 * sizeof(data type being pointed to) 
A) 1 
B) 1 * sizeof(data type being pointed to) 
C) 2 
D) 2 * sizeof(data type being pointed to)

Question 6

The indirection operator in C is ____.

Accepted Answer

A) & 
B) * 
C) -> 
D) ")" 
A) & 
B) * 
C) -> 
D) ")"

Question 7

&grade[3] is equivalent to ____; assume that grade is an array of integers, and each integer requires 4 bytes of storage..

Accepted Answer

A) &grade[0] + 3 
B) &grade[0] + 4 
C) &grade[0] + (3 * 4) 
D) &grade[0] + (3 / 4) 
A) &grade[0] + 3 
B) &grade[0] + 4 
C) &grade[0] + (3 * 4) 
D) &grade[0] + (3 / 4)

Question 8

In every respect, an array name and a pointer can be used interchangeably.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

When an array is created, the compiler automatically creates an internal ____ for it and stores the base address of the array in it.

Accepted Answer

A) pointer constant 
B) pointer 
C) symbolic constant 
D) location 
A) pointer constant 
B) pointer 
C) symbolic constant 
D) location

The ____ in the expression *(gPtr + 1) is an offset.

The expression *(gPtr + 3) changes the address stored in gPtr.

By adding numbers to and subtracting numbers from pointers, we can obtain different addresses.

If gPtr is a pointer that points to the first element of an integer array (and each integer requires four bytes of storage), ____ references the variable that is three integers beyond the variable pointed to by gPtr.

Adding ____ to a pointer causes the pointer to point to the next element of the original data type being pointed to.

The indirection operator in C is ____.

&grade[3] is equivalent to ____; assume that grade is an array of integers, and each integer requires 4 bytes of storage..

In every respect, an array name and a pointer can be used interchangeably.

When an array is created, the compiler automatically creates an internal ____ for it and stores the base address of the array in it.

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The ____ in the expression *(gPtr + 1) is an offset.

The expression *(gPtr + 3) changes the address stored in gPtr.

By adding numbers to and subtracting numbers from pointers, we can obtain different addresses.

If gPtr is a pointer that points to the first element of an integer array (and each integer requires four bytes of storage), ____ references the variable that is three integers beyond the variable pointed to by gPtr.

Adding ____ to a pointer causes the pointer to point to the next element of the original data type being pointed to.

The indirection operator in C is ____.

&grade[3] is equivalent to ____; assume that grade is an array of integers, and each integer requires 4 bytes of storage..

In every respect, an array name and a pointer can be used interchangeably.

When an array is created, the compiler automatically creates an internal ____ for it and stores the base address of the array in it.

Introduction to Computer Programming

Getting Started in C Programming

Processing and Interactive Input

Selection

Repetition

Modularity Using Functions: Part I

Modularity Using Functions: Part II

Arrays

Character Strings

Data Files

Structures

Dynamic Data Structures

Additional Capabilities

A Brief Introduction to C++

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