Question 1

The ____________________ operator in C++ is ==.

Accepted Answer

equality

Question 2

The conditional expression portion of an if statement is sometimes called a(n) ____________________ because it decides whether to execute the statement that follows it.

Accepted Answer

decision maker

Question 3

Name all the possible values of Boolean variables.

Accepted Answer

true and false, or 0 and 1

Question 4

What does these terms refer to:
-$ \gg $ Ternary operator:

Accepted Answer

an operato

Question 5

What does these terms refer to:
-$ \gg $ Short-circuit evaluation:

Accepted Answer

a process in which the compute

Question 6

What does these terms refer to:
-$ \gg $ Relational operator:

Accepted Answer

an operator that is

Question 7

What does these terms refer to:
-$ \gg $ Pairing an else with an if:

Accepted Answer

the rule stating tha

Question 8

What does these terms refer to:
-$ \gg $ Logical (Boolean) values:

Accepted Answer

The answer of What does these terms refer to:
-\( \gg...

Question 9

What does these terms refer to:
-$ \gg $ Compound statement (block of statements):

Accepted Answer

consists of a sequen

Question 10

What does these terms refer to:
-$ \gg $ Conditional expression:

Accepted Answer

an express

Question 11

What is an action statement?

Accepted Answer

An action statement

Question 12

What does these terms refer to:
-$ \gg $ Conditional operator:

Accepted Answer

a ternary operator written as

Question 13

What does these terms refer to:
-$ \gg $ Logical (Boolean) expression:

Accepted Answer

an expression that h

Question 14

The if…else statement is a one-way selection structure.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

What does these terms refer to:
-$ \gg $ Action statement:

Accepted Answer

the statement follow

Question 16

What does these terms refer to:
-$ \gg $ Decision maker:

Accepted Answer

the expression in an

Question 17

In C++, true and false are reserved words.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

What does these terms refer to:
-$ \gg $ Pseudocode (pseudo):

Accepted Answer

an informal mixture of C++ and

Question 19

What does these terms refer to:
-$ \gg $ Logical (Boolean) operators:

Accepted Answer

operators that enabl

Question 20

What does these terms refer to:
-$ \gg $ Switch structure:

Accepted Answer

a selection structur

Exam 4: Control Structures I Selection

The ____________________ operator in C++ is ==.

The conditional expression portion of an if statement is sometimes called a(n) ____________________ because it decides whether to execute the statement that follows it.

Name all the possible values of Boolean variables.

What does these terms refer to: - ≫ \gg ≫ Ternary operator:

What does these terms refer to: - ≫ \gg ≫ Short-circuit evaluation:

What does these terms refer to: - ≫ \gg ≫ Relational operator:

What does these terms refer to: - ≫ \gg ≫ Pairing an else with an if:

What does these terms refer to: - ≫ \gg ≫ Logical (Boolean) values:

What does these terms refer to: - ≫ \gg ≫ Compound statement (block of statements):

What does these terms refer to: - ≫ \gg ≫ Conditional expression:

What is an action statement?

What does these terms refer to: - ≫ \gg ≫ Conditional operator:

What does these terms refer to: - ≫ \gg ≫ Logical (Boolean) expression:

The if…else statement is a one-way selection structure.

What does these terms refer to: - ≫ \gg ≫ Action statement:

What does these terms refer to: - ≫ \gg ≫ Decision maker:

In C++, true and false are reserved words.

What does these terms refer to: - ≫ \gg ≫ Pseudocode (pseudo):

What does these terms refer to: - ≫ \gg ≫ Logical (Boolean) operators:

What does these terms refer to: - ≫ \gg ≫ Switch structure:

An Overview of Computers and Programming Languages

Basic Elements of C++

Inputoutput

Control Structures II Repetition

User-Defined Functions

User-Defined Simple Data Types, Namespaces, and the String Type

Arrays and Strings

Records Structs

Classes and Data Abstraction

Inheritance and Composition

Pointers, Classes, Virtual Functions, Abstract Classes, and Lists

Overloading and Templates

Exception Handling

Recursion

Linked Lists

Stacks and Queues

Searching and Sorting Algorithms

Binary Trees

Graphs

Standard Template Library STL

Filters

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Ternary operator:

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Short-circuit evaluation:

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Relational operator:

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Pairing an else with an if:

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Logical (Boolean) values:

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Compound statement (block of statements):

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Conditional expression:

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Conditional operator:

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Logical (Boolean) expression:

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Action statement:

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Decision maker:

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Pseudocode (pseudo):

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Logical (Boolean) operators:

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Switch structure: