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In C ++, the permissible variations in the names of identifiers
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The sign '_' and digits.
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Any characters with ASCII-code older than 128.
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The "@" and numbers.
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Any characters except those used in arithmetic and logical operations.
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signs "$", "@", and letters.
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An enumerated data type in C ++
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enum
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int
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double
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float
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char
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"False" in C ++ takes the form and means:
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one of the two values of type bool
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lack of communication with the processor peripherals
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the temporary suspension of the computer
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the need to perform a "warm start"
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errors when entering information
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"True" in C ++ takes the form and means:
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1
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lie
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the result of the correct compilation of the program
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the absence of errors when entering information
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the absence of errors in the derivation of the information
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The result of a logical operation in C ++ is
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The result of a conditional expression in C ++ is:
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the truth - true || false - false
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true - false or false - true
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the truth - or false 2 - 1
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Inequality
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conclusion
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Standard char data type in C ++ defines:
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Standard types of data that exist in C ++:
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bool
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integer
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real
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shared
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protected
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Standard data types do not exist in C ++:
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boolean
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bool
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string
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int
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float
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The modifier const in C ++ allows you to declare several types:
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In C ++, the permissible variations in the names of identifiers:
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Uppercase and lowercase letters.
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Any characters with ASCII-code older than 128.
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The "@" and numbers.
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The "_" number and the sign "#", "@".
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Any characters except those used in arithmetic and logical operations.
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The access to the members of the class indicated by:
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protected
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firstprivate
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interface
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article
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set..of
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Permitted data types in C ++:
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string.
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referenced.
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the column.
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Numeric.
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system.
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Expressions with the correct execution of the assignment in the language C ++:
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char a = '123';
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char a [] = {123};
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int a [] = "123";
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int a [4] = '123';
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a char [4] = '123';
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Key words in the language C ++:
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this
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endl
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constructor
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size_t
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of
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Symbols s, x, u, controls the formation of the C language for printf means the expected type of input:
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Symbols X,o,s, controls the formation of the C language for printf means the expected type of input:
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hexadecimal
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string
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unsigned decimal number
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floating-point numbers
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point-number
Pregunta 19
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Enter standard data types char, double, float in C ++?
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floating point type, text type, floating point double-length type
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text type, integer type, boolean type
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empty type, character type, integer type
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enumerated type, floating point double-lengh type, text type
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integer type, primitive type, structure type
Pregunta 20
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Correctly declare variables in C ++ :
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The correct ranges of data types in C ++ :
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unsigned int 0 to 4 294 967 295
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bool from -126 to 126
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short int from 0 to 254
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float from -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647
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double from -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647
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Acceptable simple types in C ++ are:
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unsigned long
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unsigned bool
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long char
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long float
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unsigned float
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Two bytes of RAM in C ++ occupy :
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unsigned int
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short float
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word
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boolean
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small int
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Real types in C ++ are declared :
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double
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floating
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enum
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single
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real
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Valid variable names in C ++ are:
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Asm
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312m $
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1var
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% Asm
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1str
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The scope of the variables in the language C ++:
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Local visible within the function.
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Global-interclass visible to all child classes.
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Global, visible within a block enclosed in braces.
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Specific global-visible code within a distance of 64 kBt.
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Hidden-local, visible within a single expression current operator.
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The correct description of the standard data types in C ++ :
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void empty type
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enum text type
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enum integer type
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float empty type
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void type text
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The correct description of the standard data types in C ++ :
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The correct description of the standard data types in C ++ :
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The correct description of the standard data types in C ++ :
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The correct description of the standard data types float, int, void in C ++ :
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floating point type,empty type,integer type
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enumerated type,empty type,integer type
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empty type,integer type,structure type
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text type,empty type,structure type
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structure type, integer type, floating type
Pregunta 32
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The correct description of the standard data types float, enum, void in C ++ :
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enumerated type, empty type, floating point type
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empty type, integer type, boolean type
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text type, floating point type, structure type
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the type of floating-point double-length, primitive type, structure type
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floating point type, text type, enumerated type
Pregunta 33
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The correct description of the standard data types char, enum, void in C ++ :
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enumerated type,text type, empty type
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floating point type,text type, empty type
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the type of floating-point double-length,text type, empty type
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integer type,text type, empty type
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a primitive type,text type, empty type
Pregunta 34
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The correct description of the standard data types char, double, float in C ++ :
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floating point type, text type, floating point double length type
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text type, empty type, integer type
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empty type, enumerated type, floating point type
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enumerated type, character type, boolean type
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integer type, structure type, integer type
Pregunta 35
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The correct description of the standard data types enum, double, float in C ++ :
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the type of floating-point double-length,floating point type,enumerated type
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empty type,structure type,the type of floating-point double-length
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text type,structure type,the type of floating-point double-length
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enumerated type,structure type,the type of floating-point double-length
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integer type,structure type,the type of floating-point double-length
Pregunta 36
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The correct description of the standard data types int, double, float in C ++ :
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floating point type, floating point double-lenth type, integer type
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empty type, text type, primitive type
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text type, integer type, floating point type
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the type of floating-point double-length, empty type, structure type
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a primitive type, integer type, floating point double-length type
Pregunta 37
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The variables X, Y provided: int X=1, Y=15; X=--X-Y; if (Y<15) X+=15; else X-=15 have the following results:
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X= -30, Y= 15
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X= -31
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X=-31
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Y=-15
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Y=30
Pregunta 38
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The variables X, Y, Z provided: int X=2, Y=1, Z=2; X+=Y+++Z; if (X<3) X++have the following results:
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The variables X, Y, Z provided: int X=2, Y=1, Z=2; X+=Y+--Z; if (X<3) X++have the following results:
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The variables X, Y, Z provided: int X=2, Y=1, Z=2; X+=Y++-Z; if (X<3) X++have the following results:
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The variables X, Y, Z приусловии: int X=2, Y=1, Z=2; X+=Y---Z; if (X<3) X++have the following results:
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The variables X, Y, Zprovided: int X=2, Y=1, Z=2; X-=Y+--Z; if (X<3) X++have the following results:
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The variables X, Y, Z provided: int X = 2, Y = 1, Z = 2; X- = Y ++ - Z; if (X <3) X++ have the following results:
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Z = 2
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X= 5
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Y = 4
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X=1
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X=30
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The variables X, Y, Z provided: int X = 2, Y = 1, Z = 2; X- = Y +++ Z; if (X <3) X++ have the following results:
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The variables X, Y, Z provided: int X = 2, Y = 1, Z = 2; X- = Y --- Z; if (X <3) X ++ have the following results: