1.A white space detected during numeric input ___________. A. is ignored B. term

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1.A white space detected during numeric input ___________. A. is ignored B. terminates the reading of the current numeric input value C. causes the program to skip to the next line of code D. causes the program to skip to the next line of data E. causes the program to crash 2.Given the declaration

          char next_char;

which of the following assignment statements assigns the letter A to the variable next_char? A. nextChar = A; B. nextChar = "A"; C. nextChar = 'A'; D. nextChar (A); E. 'A' = nextChar; 3.Given the declaration

          char next_char;

which of the following assignment statements assigns the letter A to the variable next_char? A. nextChar = A; B. nextChar = "A"; C. nextChar = 'A'; D. nextChar (A); E. 'A' = nextChar; 4.When using an external file in your program, it must be referenced by its corresponding ____________ name. A. external B. directory C. stream D. directory and external E. No name is required. 5. What is wrong with the following switch statement?

switch (gender)
{
     case 'f':
          cout << "Hello, Ms. " << name << endl;
     case 'm':
          cout << "Hello, Mr. " << name << endl;
     default:
          cout << "Invalid value for gender." << endl;
}
A. It is too short. B. It is too long. C. The break statements are missing. D. There is no if statement surrounding it. E. Several brackets are missing. 1.A white space detected during numeric input ___________. is ignored terminates the reading of the current numeric input value causes the program to skip to the next line of code causes the program to skip to the next line of data causes the program to crash 2.Given the declaration

          char next_char;

which of the following assignment statements assigns the letter A to the variable next_char? A. nextChar = A; B. nextChar = "A"; C. nextChar = 'A'; D. nextChar (A); E. 'A' = nextChar; 3.Given the declaration

          char next_char;

which of the following assignment statements assigns the letter A to the variable next_char? A. nextChar = A; B. nextChar = "A"; C. nextChar = 'A'; D. nextChar (A); E. 'A' = nextChar; 4.When using an external file in your program, it must be referenced by its corresponding ____________ name. A. external B. directory C. stream D. directory and external E. No name is required. 5. What is wrong with the following switch statement?

switch (gender)
{
     case 'f':
          cout << "Hello, Ms. " << name << endl;
     case 'm':
          cout << "Hello, Mr. " << name << endl;
     default:
          cout << "Invalid value for gender." << endl;
}
A. It is too short. B. It is too long. C. The break statements are missing. D. There is no if statement surrounding it. E. Several brackets are missing. nextChar = A; nextChar = "A"; nextChar = 'A'; nextChar (A); 'A' = nextChar; 3.Given the declaration

          char next_char;

which of the following assignment statements assigns the letter A to the variable next_char? A. nextChar = A; B. nextChar = "A"; C. nextChar = 'A'; D. nextChar (A); E. 'A' = nextChar; 4.When using an external file in your program, it must be referenced by its corresponding ____________ name. A. external B. directory C. stream D. directory and external E. No name is required. 5. What is wrong with the following switch statement?

switch (gender)
{
     case 'f':
          cout << "Hello, Ms. " << name << endl;
     case 'm':
          cout << "Hello, Mr. " << name << endl;
     default:
          cout << "Invalid value for gender." << endl;
}
A. It is too short. B. It is too long. C. The break statements are missing. D. There is no if statement surrounding it. E. Several brackets are missing. nextChar = A; nextChar = "A"; nextChar = 'A'; nextChar (A); 'A' = nextChar; 4.When using an external file in your program, it must be referenced by its corresponding ____________ name. A. external B. directory C. stream D. directory and external E. No name is required. 5. What is wrong with the following switch statement?

switch (gender)
{
     case 'f':
          cout << "Hello, Ms. " << name << endl;
     case 'm':
          cout << "Hello, Mr. " << name << endl;
     default:
          cout << "Invalid value for gender." << endl;
}
A. It is too short. B. It is too long. C. The break statements are missing. D. There is no if statement surrounding it. E. Several brackets are missing. external directory stream directory and external No name is required. 5. What is wrong with the following switch statement?

switch (gender)
{
     case 'f':
          cout << "Hello, Ms. " << name << endl;
     case 'm':
          cout << "Hello, Mr. " << name << endl;
     default:
          cout << "Invalid value for gender." << endl;
}
A. It is too short. B. It is too long. C. The break statements are missing. D. There is no if statement surrounding it. E. Several brackets are missing. What is wrong with the following switch statement?

switch (gender)
{
     case 'f':
          cout << "Hello, Ms. " << name << endl;
     case 'm':
          cout << "Hello, Mr. " << name << endl;
     default:
          cout << "Invalid value for gender." << endl;
}
What is wrong with the following switch statement?

switch (gender)
{
     case 'f':
          cout << "Hello, Ms. " << name << endl;
     case 'm':
          cout << "Hello, Mr. " << name << endl;
     default:
          cout << "Invalid value for gender." << endl;
}
It is too short. It is too long. The break statements are missing. There is no if statement surrounding it. Several brackets are missing. A. is ignored B. terminates the reading of the current numeric input value C. causes the program to skip to the next line of code D. causes the program to skip to the next line of data E. causes the program to crash 2.Given the declaration

          char next_char;

which of the following assignment statements assigns the letter A to the variable next_char? A. nextChar = A; B. nextChar = "A"; C. nextChar = 'A'; D. nextChar (A); E. 'A' = nextChar; 3.Given the declaration

          char next_char;

which of the following assignment statements assigns the letter A to the variable next_char? A. nextChar = A; B. nextChar = "A"; C. nextChar = 'A'; D. nextChar (A); E. 'A' = nextChar; 4.When using an external file in your program, it must be referenced by its corresponding ____________ name. A. external B. directory C. stream D. directory and external E. No name is required. 5. What is wrong with the following switch statement?

switch (gender)
{
     case 'f':
          cout << "Hello, Ms. " << name << endl;
     case 'm':
          cout << "Hello, Mr. " << name << endl;
     default:
          cout << "Invalid value for gender." << endl;
}
A. It is too short. B. It is too long. C. The break statements are missing. D. There is no if statement surrounding it. E. Several brackets are missing.

Explanation / Answer

causes the program to skip to the next line of code

nextChar = 'A';

nextChar = 'A';

stream

The break statements are missing

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