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PART I. Answer “True” or “False” T or F 1 . The cout object can be used to displ

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PART I. Answer “True” or “False”

T or F   1. The cout object can be used to display all of C++’s data types.

T or F 2. You can use the keywords in C++ to declare a variable.           

T or F 3. C++ is not case sensitive.

T or F 4. The compiler generates object file and linker generates executable file.

T or F 5. The increment operator x++ increments x before its value is used.

T or F 6. A nested if-else statement is slower than series if single if else statement.

II. Assume all variables are of type int and each expression is independent of other one. Find the value of the following expressions :

a=3, b=5, c=6 , d=-6                                                                         Value of y

a) y= a++ * ++d + ++c;                                                                     ________

b) y= --a/++b + d--/2;                                                                        ________

III. Find the syntax errors in the following programs and fix them.

1.

\ A simple program

#include <iostream>

int main ( )

{

int a=10, b=24;

char ch = a;

cout << “ Sum =   << a +b << endl;

cout << “ The character is :” << ch;

        << endl;

return 0;

}

2.

// Second program

int main ( )

{

for ( y = 0.1; y != 1.0, y += 0.1 )

        cout << y << endl;

cout << “ Last y = << y “<<endl;

}

IV. Show the output of following programs.

1)

#include <iostream.h>

#include <iomanip.h>

int main ()

{

int c = 0;     

for (int i=0,j= 1; (i <=4 && j <=5); )

{

      c += i+j;

      cout << setw (5) << ++i << setw (5) << c << endl;

}

return 0;

}

____________________________________________________________

#include <iostream.h>

int main ( )

{

int y =0;

   int x =1, total =0;

   while ( x <= 6)

   {

       

     y +=x ;

     cout <<"Y ="<< y <<endl;

     total += y;

     ++x;

    }

cout << "Total is = " << total << endl;

return 0;

}

PART V

Write a C++ program to prompt the user to enter the following selection. If the user enters 1 (by pressing "1") then your program has to print all even numbers from 0 to 100 (inclusive). If the user enters 2 (by pressing "2") then your program should prompt the user to enter the first character of his/her first, middle, and last name and also four digit student I.D. number and print them as follows. If the user enters any other choice (number), you should terminate the program.

Sample output:

ABC 1212

Explanation / Answer

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Part 1.)

1.) True. The cout object can be used to display all of C++'s data types.

2.) True. We can use but we shouldn't.

3.) False. C++ is case sensitive.

4.) True. Compiler generates object file and linker generates executable file.