Object Oriented Programming Using C Plus Plus - Practice Test

(A) a scalar variable

(B) a constant

(C) a programmer-defined class object

(D) any of these

(D) any of these

(A) call

(B) declaration

(C) definition

(D) prototype

(A) call

(A) Use all lowercase letters to identify the functions as C++ functions

(B) Use long names to reduce the likelihood of creating a duplicate function name

(C) Use abbreviations as much as possible to save both keystrokes and memory

(D) Avoid the use of digits because they are easily confused with letters

(D) Avoid the use of digits because they are easily confused with letters

(A) dynamically

(B) statically

(C) functionally

(D) powerfully

(A) dynamically

(A) character literal constant

(B) numeric literal constant

(C) string literal constant

(D) variable

(C) string literal constant

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