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28 Cards in this Set
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What does casting accomplish |
Temporarily allows a variable of a particular type to be viewed as another type |
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Preprocessor |
Combines all source files into single file |
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Precedence table must be memorized |
False |
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If-else can be used to choose between ____ options |
Exactly 2. |
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atan2() had no quadrant ambiguities |
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Ternary (?:) can be used to choose between ___ options |
Exactly 2 |
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Counter controlled while loop |
Keeps track of how many times you loop |
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Idiom |
Convention style |
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Post and pre incrementing have the same effect as long as the variable being incremented is NOT in the context, or affecting the calculation of a larger expression |
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Syntax error |
Error compiler catches AND code that violates rules of language |
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Constant integral expression |
Any combination of character and integer constants that evaluates to a coaster integer value |
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Logical operators allow you to make compound tests of arbitrary complexity |
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What is true of variable declared as CONST? |
not allowed to be changed from original value and is compile time error if changed |
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.h files are |
Prototypes |
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.cpp files are |
Function body |
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Double aFunction(int) |
Takes an int and returns a double |
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An identifiers storage class determines the period during which that identifier exits in memory |
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Local variables are |
Automatic |
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Variables of static storage class, exist from when they are created and then to the end of the program |
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Types of scores |
Block, function, file |
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Void |
Specifies that a function takes no arguments |
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Passed by reference means it is passed as a copy |
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Reasons for using reference and pointers |
Allow low level programming and better performance |
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The type double & is |
Reference to type double |
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Declaring a parameter as a constant reference (I.e. CONST) |
Stimulates the appearance and security of pass-by-law |
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Pasd by security weakens security |
True |
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Once a reference is declared and bound to a variable it cannot be changed |
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Once a pointer is declared and loaded to a variable it cannot be changed |
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