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A difference, between reference variables and pointers is that
A:
reference variables are easier to use
B:
pointers are easier to use
C:
reference variables are more flexible
D:
no difference exists between reference variables and pointers
Answer:
A
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A C++ _____ is a program that runs in a DOS window
A:
algorithm
B:
cast application
C:
console application
D:
source application
Answer:
C
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To send output to a file, you need to include the _____ header file in your program
A:
file.h
B:
fstream.h
C:
iomanip.h
D:
iostream.h
Answer:
B
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A group of related fields that contain all of the data about a specific person, place, or thing is called a
A:
data file
B:
field file
C:
program file
D:
record
Answer:
D
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When the compiler places a copy of a small function's statements directly into a program, the function is said to be _____
A:
overloaded
B:
mangled
C:
inline
D:
redundant
Answer:
C
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