True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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The C++ initialization operator changes the value of the variable to the
left of the operator.
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2.
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C++ allows variables of different data types to be initialized in a single
program statement.
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3.
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The assignment operator can be used in a variable declaration statement
to declare and initialize the variable in one statement.
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4.
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The C++ division operator symbol is the backward slash (\).
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5.
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The minus sign (-) can be used to change the sign of a variable or value.
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6.
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The C++ assignment operator functions the same way the equal sign
functions in algebra.
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7.
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Including arithmetic operations in output statements can save memory and result
in fewer programming statements being written.
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8.
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You should not include calculations in output statements if you will need to
access or process the result of the calculation later in the program.
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9.
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Programs that will perform divide operations do not need to include code to
check for division by zero since it is always trapped and corrected by the compiler.
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10.
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In the statement, x = --y; the value assigned to x will be one
less than the current value of y.
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11.
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Parentheses can be used in an expression to change the order of
operations.
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