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Extended if statements are better to implement than sequential if statements because they more accurately represent mutually exclusive conditions.

Proper usage of switch statements occur when several options depend on the value of a single variable or expression.

A statement block is not allowed in a switch statement.

A compound statement  in an if...else statement cannot be followed by a semicolon before the else reserved word.

The assert function can be used for debugging a program.

Assume Boolean values have been assigned to A, B, and C as
      A  = true;
      B  = false;
      C  = true;
(A && B)  ||  (A  && C)

Assume Boolean values have been assigned to A, B, and C as
      A  = true;
      B  = false;
      C  = true;
(A || ! B)  &&  (! A || C)

Assume Boolean values have been assigned to A, B, and C as
      A  = true;
      B  = false;
      C  = true;
A  ||  B  &&  C

Assume Boolean values have been assigned to A, B, and C as
      A  = true;
      B  = false;
      C  = true;
!  A  ||  B &&  C

Assume Boolean values have been assigned to A, B, and C as
      A  = true;
      B  = false;
      C  = true;
!  (A || B)  &&  C

Boolean variables as defined in the text can have values of YES or NO.

In an if…else statement, if the conditional is false, the statement following else is executed.

The keyword else is always used with all if statements.

Boolean variables can be used in switch statements.

Real variables can be used in switch statements.

Which is not a C++ data type?

Integer overflow means ____.

Real overflow occurs ____.

Which is not a selection method in C++?

Which is not a relational operator?

Which is not acceptable as a boolean operator?

What is a definition of a selection statement?

Which is an example of a control structure?

Which character represents negation in a boolean expression?

Which of the following values can be assigned to a Boolean variable?

If E1 is true, and E2 is false, then which of the following Boolean expressions is true?

Which of the following is NOT a valid comparison operator for use in if statements?

Given the statement:
      if  (A  >  70)  ||  (A  <  110)  ....
which value of A would make this statement true?

The Falcon Necktie Company charges its customers $4.95 per tie if they purchase up to 5 ties, $4.25 per tie if they purchase 6 to 10 ties, and $3.65 per tie if they purchase more than 10 ties. The best set of test data to use in evaluating a program designed to process customer orders given the number of ties purchased is:

Block variables in a(n) ____________________ statement are like ____________________ variables in a function.

Selection statements can be used to guard against unexpected results leading to ____________________.

In a compound statement, the entire segment of code between the { and } is treated like a(n) ____________________.

Selection statements permit a computer to make ____________________.

A(n) ____________________ program is protected against most possible crashes from bad data and unexpected values.

You should generally avoid using ____________________ if statements if an extended if statement can be used.

A(n) ____________________ is an analysis of a program that attempts to verify the correctness of program results.

____________________ identifiers can have only the values true or false.

The relational operator ____________________ means not equal.

The Boolean operator that has the highest priority for evaluation is ____________________.

If A is true and  B  is false, A ____________________ B is true.

A program that is protected from crashing if bad data is entered is said to be ____________________.

Which C++ construct can be used to create a data type?

How many different reserved words can be used in a switch statement?

The default option in a switch statement prevents what?

Which three types of compound statements can be applied when multiple selection is required for solving a problem?

What is the correct priority for evaluating relational operators?

What does multiway selection mean?

What does short-circuit evaluation mean?

Even for ordinal data types, when should a switch statement not be implemented?

Write a program segment to print the value of H if the Boolean G is true.

Write a program segment to skip three lines if the value of the integer variable lineCount is greater than 64.

Write a program segment to print the word "YES" if G is a positive number.

Write a program segment, using a switch statement, that meets these requirements:
If the value of the integer variable A is 2, square it. If it is 3, read a new value for A. If it is 4 or 5, multiply it by 3 and print out the new value.

Write the function header and implementation to accomplish each task that follows: a function greaterOfTwo which returns the largest of the two integer values it is sent, and if they are equal, returns a zero.

Write the function header and implementation to accomplish each task as follows: a function absValue which is passed two integers and returns the absolute difference between the two values.

Write the function header and implementation to accomplish each task as follows: a function largerOfThree which is passed three real numbers and returns the largest value of the three numbers.

Rewrite the following switch statement with a nested if.
            switch (score)
            {
               case 1  :  cout << "Poor";
                  break;
               case 2  :  cout << "Fair";
                  break;
            }