Where in a program a name has meaning j. a statement that tells the compiler all

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Where in a program a name has meaning j. a statement that tells the compiler all it needs to know in order to be able to call a function k. a Boolean expression that determines whether a block will execute l. a 1B integer whose value maps to a letter, number, symbol, etc. m. the rules about well-formed language n. a description of a functions return type, name and parameters o. an unchanging value p. examining an array to find a particular value q. a type of value that can only be true or false r. a type that can store irrational numbers s. copying an argument into a function t. a piece of memory allocated to hold a value with a name and a type (a) Explain the difference between the inclusive or (0^) and the occlusive or ("0"). (b) A programmer writes some C++ code to add an integer to a floating-point number (e.g., n + x, where n is an i-t and x is a). what steps must the computer actually take to perform this operation? (c) What does the modulus (%) operator do? (d) What is the binary operator?

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1.      Inclusive or: A or B or both. (OR)
   Exclusive or: Either A or B but not both. (XOR)

A B OR XOR

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