C++

The "double" data type contains how much bytes?

Spaces, tabs, newlines, comments

std, x, myFunction

\t

"Hello, world!", 24.3, 0, ’c’

{ } ( ) , ;

\a

0 is an integer

C++ is a? (There are two answers)

Where does the term “Boolean” come from?

There are actually 3 integer types:

Names of things that are not built into the language

+, -, &&, %, <<

\n

Not every statement is an expression.

A signed integer is one that represents a positive number

\b

Mathematical or logical operations

3.144 is not a floating-point?

How much bytes does the "long int" data type contain?

\r

Compilers change source files to?

cout << '\\' outputs

What is not an advantage of C++?

How much bytes does the "char" data type contain?

an unsigned integer will always be interpreted as negative.

Parsing is when?

cout << '\'' outputs

\f

How much bytes does the "bool" data type contain?

Which one of these answers is a data type in C++?

cout << '\"' outputs

Punctuation defining the structure of a program

We can perform arithmetic calculations with

Basic constant values whose value is specified directly in the source code

int, double, for, auto

An expression is a statement

Spaces of various sorts; ignored by the compiler

"Hello, world!\n" is not a string value.

Source files are?