After reading Chapter 4 of C++ How roam ourth Edition, answer the given question

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After reading Chapter 4 of C++ How roam ourth Edition, answer the given questions. These questions are intended to test and reinforce your understanding of key concepts and may be done either before the lab or during the lab. For each term in the column on the lef, write the corresponding letter for the description that best matches it from the column on the right. Term Description a) Can be used to create a temporary floating-point b) 1. double 2. Pseudocode 3. Algorithm 4. Sequence 5. Selection copy of its operand. Control structure that is used to choose among alter- native courses of action. c Addition assignment operator. d) Conditional operator. e) Control structure that allows programmers to specify 6. Sentinel an action to be repeated while some condition is true. Control structure that causes statements to execute in the order in which they appear. A data type for storing floating-point values. Increment operator. Special value which indicates the end of data entry. Procedure for solving problems in terms of actions and the order in which they should be performed. Artificial and informal language for program devel- opment Appears in the body of another control statement. 8. static cast 9. Nested control statement f) 10.+ 11. 7: 12. Repetition g) h) i) j) k) lD

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1.g

2.k

Same as normal english.It assist the programmers in evolving the algorithms.

3.j

4.f

Basic control structure

5.b

6.i

7.h

A unary operator which adds 1 to the operand .we use this in for and while loop.most generally utilized in imperative languages such as c,java..etc

8. a

Employing cast operator in this way is known as explicit conversion.

9.L

They are pure for multidimensional data.

10. c

unable to overload straightly.

11. d

A ternary operator which uses three operands

12. e

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