Multiple Choice Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Who created the C++ language?
a. | Microsoft Corporation | c. | Apple Computer | b. | Sun Microsystems | d. | Bell
Laboratories |
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What term is used to describe statements in a C++ program that contain commands
needed for the compiler to effectively compile the program?
a. | compiler commands | c. | compiler functions | b. | compiler directives | d. | compiler
procedures |
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Which of the following is a possible reason why comment statements are
used in a program?
a. | to explain the purpose and operation of a program | b. | to keep track of
programmers who have worked on the program | c. | to document changes and fixes that have been
applied to the program. | d. | all of the
above |
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Which statement below can be included in a C++ program to tell the compiler to
insert pre-defined statements into the program as if they were being keyed in by the
programmer?
a. | #insert | c. | #include | b. | #incl | d. | #ins |
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Every C++ program must have which of the following?
a. | compiler directives | c. | a main() function | b. | comment statements | d. | all of the
above |
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In the program statement: int main() , what does the word int
indicate?
a. | that the function will return an integer value to the operating
system | b. | that the function is to be passed an integer value when it is
called | c. | that this is an internal function and can only be accessed from this
program | d. | none of the above |
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What characters are used in C++ source code to indicate the beginning and end of
a block of code?
a. | parentheses ( ) | c. | curly braces { } | b. | angle brackets < > | d. | square brackets [
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8.
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C++ source code files are usually saved using which of the following file
extensions?
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What type of file is created when you use your compiler to create a standalone
program?
a. | transportable | c. | cross-platform | b. | restricted use | d. | executable |
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