Question 1

When using inheritance, the initial class is known as the ____.

Accepted Answer

A) parent class 
B) child class 
C) subclass 
D) derived class 
A) parent class 
B) child class 
C) subclass 
D) derived class

Question 2

Generic data types are available in C++ through the ____ library.

Accepted Answer

A) iostream 
B) iomanip 
C) STD 
D) STL 
A) iostream 
B) iomanip 
C) STD 
D) STL

Question 3

____ permits the same operation to invoke one set of results on data values of a base class and a different set of results on data values of a derived class.

Accepted Answer

A) Polymorphism 
B) Inheritance 
C) Class construction 
D) Encapsulation 
A) Polymorphism 
B) Inheritance 
C) Class construction 
D) Encapsulation

Question 4

____ can be used instead of '
' in C++.

Accepted Answer

A) '\0' 
B) '\N' 
C) newl 
D) endl 
A) '\0' 
B) '\N' 
C) newl 
D) endl

Question 5

A ____ is a completely new data type that incorporates all of the data values and operations of one class with new data and operations that create a different and expanded class.

Accepted Answer

A) class instance 
B) base class 
C) specific class 
D) derived class 
A) class instance 
B) base class 
C) specific class 
D) derived class

Question 6

C++'s endl is equivalent to C's newline sequence '
' followed by a(n) ____ function call.

Accepted Answer

A) flush() 
B) force() 
C) print() 
D) out() 
A) flush() 
B) force() 
C) print() 
D) out()

Question 7

C++ uses newl to signify a new line.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

____ is the ability to create programmer-defined data types.

Accepted Answer

A) Polymorphism 
B) Inheritance 
C) Class construction 
D) Encapsulation 
A) Polymorphism 
B) Inheritance 
C) Class construction 
D) Encapsulation

Question 9

In a class, values defined for the data type can only be accessed and operated on by functions specified as part of the class.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

When using inheritance, the initial class is known as the ____.

Generic data types are available in C++ through the ____ library.

____ permits the same operation to invoke one set of results on data values of a base class and a different set of results on data values of a derived class.

____ can be used instead of '\n' in C++.

A ____ is a completely new data type that incorporates all of the data values and operations of one class with new data and operations that create a different and expanded class.

C++'s endl is equivalent to C's newline sequence '\n' followed by a(n) ____ function call.

C++ uses newl to signify a new line.

____ is the ability to create programmer-defined data types.

In a class, values defined for the data type can only be accessed and operated on by functions specified as part of the class.

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

Arrays, Addresses, and Pointers

Structures

Dynamic Data Structures

Additional Capabilities

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Exam 15: A Brief Introduction to C++

When using inheritance, the initial class is known as the ____.

Generic data types are available in C++ through the ____ library.

____ permits the same operation to invoke one set of results on data values of a base class and a different set of results on data values of a derived class.

____ can be used instead of '\n' in C++.

A ____ is a completely new data type that incorporates all of the data values and operations of one class with new data and operations that create a different and expanded class.

C++'s endl is equivalent to C's newline sequence '\n' followed by a(n) ____ function call.

C++ uses newl to signify a new line.

____ is the ability to create programmer-defined data types.

In a class, values defined for the data type can only be accessed and operated on by functions specified as part of the class.

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

Arrays, Addresses, and Pointers

Structures

Dynamic Data Structures

Additional Capabilities

Filters