What is a post-test loop?

A loop that tests after the body of the code executes

A collection of statements to perform a task

What is the difference between parameters and arguments?

Parameters are variables and Arguments are values

What do the prefixes ++ and -- mean?

++ is an increment operator and -- is a decrement operator

What does a conditional statement do?

It tests to see if something is true or false

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Programming Fundamentals (C++)

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1
What data type does this function accept?
double
int
float
It doesn't accept anything
2
Which of these is not one of the parts of a loop?
Body of code
Reference variable
Conditional statement
Modifying variable
3
What does the data type on the left indicate?
A return type
A parameter
It doesn't mean anything
An argument
4
True or False: A do-while loop is a pre-test loop.
True
False
5
What is a post-test loop?
A loop that tests after the body of the code executes
A loop that tests while the body of code is executing
A loop that tests before the body of code executes
There are no post-test loops
6
Which is not a part of a working function?
Function definition
Function call
Function prototype
Function nickname
7
True or False: You have to have a function prototype before your main code.
False
True
8
What is a function?
A collection of statements to perform a task
A name used to define numbers
A statement to test for true or false
A number used to calculate other numbers
9
Which one of these is a conditional statement?
x - y
x = 12
x < z
y * z
10
What is the difference between parameters and arguments?
Parameters are functions and Arguments are variables
Parameters and Arguments are the same thing
Parameters are values and Arguments are variables
Parameters are variables and Arguments are values
11
Curly brackets "{ }" are used to indicate what?
They don't indicate anything
A function definition
A new variable
A body of code
12
What do the prefixes ++ and -- mean?
++ means greater than and -- means less than
++ is an increment operator and -- is a decrement operator
++ means you're overloading and -- means you're underloading
++ is a decrement operator and -- is an increment operator
13
What type does this function return?
It doesn't return anything
float
double
int
14
Where should your function prototype (or function declaration) be written?
Inside main()
You don't need a prototype
Below main()
Above main()
15
What does "\n" do?
It prints a number
It ends the line
It doesn't do anything
It prints an n
16
What does this program return?
The bigger number is fn_x
The bigger number is 4
The bigger number is 7
The bigger number is fn_y
17
Where should you write out your functions?
Inside main()
Before main()
You don't need functions
After main()
18
Which is the correct way to define a variable?
int x = 7;
int x == 7
x == 7;
x = 7
19
Which is the proper way to print "Hello World?"
cout << Hello World;
cout >> Hello World;
cout >> "Hello World"
cout << "Hello World";
20
What does a conditional statement do?
It tests to see whether your code works or not
It shows where your function is
It tests to see if something is true or false
It crashes your program

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