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Computer Programming 1

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The one that dictates the maximum value stored by an array is called proportions
  • FALSE Correct
The only data type that can store large values until 65,535 is _________________ _______.
  • Unsigned Short Correct
The open source community of Microsoft to share software publicly is called ________________.
  • CodePlex Correct
The original C is a ____________ programming language.
  • High-level
  • Mid-level
  • Low-level Correct
  • Machine-code
The OUTPUT keyword in pseudocodes ____________________.
  • Displays a value Correct
The phase in looping that indicates the statements under the loop is called _________.
  • Body Correct
  • Code Block
  • Increment/Decrement
  • Parameter
The phase in loops where the counter is changed is called Variation.
  • FALSE Correct
The practical result involving more than one programming language is called __________________.
  • Development Correct
The practice of Object-Oriented Programming came as early as the year _______.
  • 1967 Correct
  • 1969
  • 1966
  • 1968
The principle of OOP that deals with different variations of the same method is called __________________.
  • Encapsulation
  • Inheritance
  • Polymorphism Correct
  • Abstraction
The programming language designed by Bjarne Stroustrup in ____ was initially proposed as a high-level programming language
  • 1979 Correct
The programming language designed by Bjarne Stroustrup in 1976 was initially proposed as a high-level programming language
  • FALSE Correct
The programming languages that showcase user-friendly implementations and structures are the mid-level programming languages.
  • TRUE Correct
The pseudocode for accepting user values is called INPUT
  • TRUE Correct
The return ___________ statement is used for closing remarks.
  • EXIT_SUCCESS Correct
The return EXIT_SUCCESS statement is used for_____________.
  • Closing Remarks Correct
The symbol used for Data is shaped like a ______________.
  • Rounded Rectangle
  • Oval
  • Rhombus Correct
  • Rectangle
The symbol used to set or retrieve values is called ___________.
  • Data Correct
The syntax for the ______________ is dataType variableName.
  • Parameter Correct
  • Increment/Decrement
  • for Loop Declaration
  • Function Declaration
The syntax for the parameter is dataType variableName.
  • TRUE Correct
The top most terminator uses ___________ arrow.
  • Out-going Correct
The two (2) pseudocode keywords that are the equivalent for the Data symbol in flowcharts are INPUT
  • TRUE Correct
The use of breaks is to prevent next conditions to be executed causing the switch statement to be executes.
  • TRUE Correct
The use of the statement "using namespace std;" is to ask permission in C++ that we will use std.
  • FALSE Correct
There are ______ terminator symbols per flowchart
  • Two/2 Correct
There are _______ programming languages that are categorized in terms of complexity.
  • One
  • Four
  • Three Correct
  • Two
There are _______ scenarios per decision symbol in flowcharts.
  • Two/2 Correct
There are at least ______________ arrows in Decision Symbols of flowcharts.
  • Four/4
  • One/1
  • Two/2 Correct
  • Three/3
There are six (6) principles of C++.
  • True
  • False Correct
There are three (3) components that build up the phases of looping statements.
  • FALSE Correct
There exists a multi-paged pseudocode
  • TRUE Correct
There is only one data type that can handle textual values.
  • TRUE Correct
These are also called Variants.
  • Explicit Variables
  • Anonymous Variables
  • Explicit Data Types
  • Implicit Data Types Correct
These are conditionals that extend the functionality of if where in several other scenarios are accounted.
  • If ... Else If ... Else Correct
These are conditionals that matches the value of the variable-under-check with their literal counterpart.
  • Switch Correct
These are conditionals that provide an alternative scenario should the condition-under-check fails.
  • If ... Else Correct
These are container objects in C++ that can be applied with pointers.
  • None of the choices
  • References
  • Variables Correct
  • Pointers
These are container objects in C++ that can be applied with references.
  • Pointers
  • Variables Correct
  • None of the choices
  • References
These are containers that are assigned an actual value (e.g. not an address in the memory).
  • None of the choices
  • Pointers
  • References
  • Variables Correct
These are containers that are preceded with an ampersand.
  • References Correct
  • None of the choices
  • Pointers
  • Variables
These are containers that are preceded with an asterisk.
  • Pointers Correct
  • Variables
  • None of the choices
  • References
These are data types that are declared and defined.
  • Explicit Data Types Correct
These are data types that are objective by nature.
  • Referenced Data Types Correct
These are data types that are taken depending on how they are stored or used.
  • Implicit Data Types Correct
These are declared variables.
  • Implicit Data Types
  • Anonymous Variables
  • Explicit Variables Correct
  • Explicit Data Types
These are declared with parameters.
  • Classes
  • Functions Correct
  • Variables
  • Pointers
These are fully-integrated software that contains various features dedicated to software development.
  • Compilers
  • Version Control
  • Operating System
  • Integrated Development Environment Correct
These are functions in C++ that allows varying sizes of arrays.
  • Dynamic Memory Allocation Correct
These are functions in C++ that changes the address of a variable to another address.
  • None of the choices Correct
These are high-level description of the processes in Computer Programming.
  • Pseudocode Correct
These are limits placed to handle specific data
  • Data Types Correct
These are limits placed to handle specific data.
  • Both Variables and Data Types
  • Data Types Correct
  • None of the choices
  • Variables
These are looping statements where only the initialization, condition and increment phases occur within the parentheses of the statement.
  • None of the choices Correct
These are looping statements where the condition is evaluated right before the body is executed.
  • While Correct
These are looping statements where the increment/decrement is evaluated right after the condition is executed.
  • None of the choices Correct
These are non-constant containers that may only be assigned a value once.
  • References Correct
  • Variables
  • Pointers
  • None of the choices
These are temporary storage of data.
  • None of the choices
  • Variables Correct
  • Data Types
  • Both Variables and Data Types
These are the only data type to handle textual values.
  • Characters Correct
  • Doubles
  • Integers
  • Floats
These are the parts of Object-Oriented Programming that deals with extended functionality of the class.
  • Methods Correct
These are the parts of Object-Oriented Programming that deals with the constraint placed in variables and functions regarding where they can be accessed.
  • Scopes Correct
These are the parts of Object-Oriented Programming that deals with the different internal variables of the class.
  • Properties Correct
These are the parts of Object-Oriented Programming that deals with the initialization of various forms of the class.
  • Constructors Correct
These are the parts of Object-Oriented Programming that gives meaning to the classes through the availability of accessible data.
  • Properties Correct
These are the restriction we place to variables to handle only specified data.
  • Data Types Correct
These are the set of statements found inside the curly braces.
  • Body/Body of Code Blocks Correct
  • Function Name
  • Void/Void Return Type
  • Return Type
These are the strong-typed data types.
  • Implicit Data Types
  • Explicit Data Types Correct
  • Anonymous Variables
  • Explicit Variables
These are the two types of conditionals in C++.
  • If-Switch Correct
  • Switch
  • If-Else
  • Else
These are undeclared variables that are used by the computer.
  • Anonymous Variables Correct
These are unnamed variables.
  • Explicit Variables
  • Anonymous Variables Correct
  • Implicit Data Types
  • Explicit Data Types
These variables that may not declare their data types are called ____________ Data Types.
  • Implicit Correct
They are special type of variables that store the address in the memory rather than the actual value or constant.
  • References Correct
They organize source codes and development artifacts.
  • IDE Correct
This act means to create a different set of statement based on conditions.
  • Global variables
  • Conditionals Correct
  • Local Variables
  • None of the choices
This allow you to revert and secure copies of changes that you will commit to the repository
  • Version Control Correct
This allow you to revert and secure copies of changes that you will commit to the repository.
  • Integrated Development Environment
  • Compilers
  • Version Control Correct
  • Operating System
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