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12/6 COMP 1100 Review
12/6 COMP 1100 Review
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Macs and PCs have different instruction sets.
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Syntax differs between programming languages.
False
True
3
Arrays can contain multiple elements.
False
True
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We will probably see stacks and queues on the final.
True
False
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Hardware and software were like peanut butter and jelly from the beginning of computing.
True
False
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Function calls require keeping track of the location in the code that invoked the function.
False
True
7
Difference between glass-box testing and black-box testing is knowledge of internals.
False
True
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I should review all tests and quizzes in preparation for the final.
False
True
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Commenting is used exclusively to make chunks of code unexecutable.
True
False
10
The final will be closed neighbor, but open book.
False
True
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CPUs are naturally good at base 2 operations.
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True
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This review contains actual questions from previous COMP 1100 finals. (Select True.)
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True
13
Algorithms are an invention of the 20th century.
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False
14
Most programming languages have conditionals, loops, and assignment statements.
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True
15
This is a storm.
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False
16
Abstraction works by exposing intricate details of the internals.
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False
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Documentation is not as important as it used to be, because software is becoming self-explanatory to all.
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False
18
A strength and weakness of pursuing a CS degree is that you have likely pigeonholed yourself into becoming a programmer.
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True
19
A single RISC instruction may accomplish what it takes many CISC instructions to accomplish.
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False
20
An algorithm can be expressed in multiple languages.
True
False
21
Theoretician -> nuts and bolts. Practitioner -> general and abstract.
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True
22
Final will be from 9AM - 10AM on Wednesday, Dec 11 in our normal classroom.
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True
23
Software Engineering focuses on the coding phase of a project.
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False
24
The last index of an array is typically 1.
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False
25
Professors Cody and Emilee have explained concepts to the class.
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True
26
Hexadecimal is a base 6 system.
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True
27
A compiler translates high-level code to machine instructions.
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True
28
All academic content from the entire semester is fair game for the final.
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False
29
Aggregate data structures house multiple pieces of data.
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True
30
Storm was supposed to start class today with a question about dynamic vs static.
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False
31
The final will take less than an hour, so I can arrive late.
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False
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It would be appropriate for this student to say, "I am baking here!"
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True
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CISC programs tend to have more instructions than RISC programs.
True
False
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There will be binary/decimal/hex conversion questions on the test.
False
True