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28 Cards in this Set
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In programming an object hold?
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Information
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In Programming, an object has to be declared when?
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Before use
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In programming, when an object is declared what happens
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Defines, and creates it
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What does the abbreviation IDE stand for?
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Integrated Development Environment
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What IDE function allows developing source code?
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Editor
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What IDE function converts high level language source code to machine specific code?
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Compiler
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What IDE function converts machine instructions to binary code understood by the computer?
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Assembler
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What IDE function combines dynamic run-time libraries with your program to enable it to execute?
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Debugger
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What IDE function combines libraries with a program you write?
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Linker
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Why does IDE have to create a project folder?
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Tp keep all the files together
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What source file is automatically created by the IDE when a "Hello World" console project is created?
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Main.cpp
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In Illustration2, Which line is the compiler directive?
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2
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In Illustration2, which line is the function prototype?
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9
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In Illustration2, which line is the main function declaration?
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11
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In Illustration2, which line declares objects x,y,t?
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32
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In Illustration2, which line is defines the function?
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30
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In Illustration2, which line returns a value to the operation systems?
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26
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In Illustration2, what data type is returned to the operating system?
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integer
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In Illustration2, what is the scope (give the line numbers) for the objects named X?
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31-41
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In Illustration2, line 7, the square brackets "[]" are used to denote what?
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array?
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In Illustration2, lines 12 and 27 use the braces "{}" to define what?
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Block of code
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In Illustration2, line 20, uses parenthesis "()" to do what?
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Parameters
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In Illustration2, line2 uses the cararts "<>" to signify what?
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System includes
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In Illustration 3, how many expressions are included in the statment?
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1
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In Illustration 3, How many objects are used?
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2
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In Illustration 3, what type of operator is used?
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Assigment
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In Illustration 3, What does the operator do?
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Copy
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In Illustration 3, What makes the kine a statement?
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;
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