1.What is the proper way to create an array of structs oftype acct_t?
a.my_array acc_t[10];
b.acc_t my_array[10];
.acct_t struct my_array[10];
d.struct my_array[acct_t];
2.Structures must have members that are of the same data type.
a. true
b. false
3.If f is a double variable, what is the value of the expression (int) f ?
a.is rounded (up or down) to the nearest integer.
b.f is truncated (down) to the nearest integer.
c.The expression declares f as an integer.
d.f may be rounded or truncated at random.
e.The expression is illegal.
4.The preferred way to alter an object's data member from code outside the object is to
a.use a "constructor"
b.use a "public access method"
c.directly alter the data member via the object.datamember notation
d.use a "mutator"
5.Suppose I call a function as follows:
MyFunction(%26amp;H);
Which of these might be the prototype for MyFunction?
a.void MyFunction(* int);
b.void MyFunction(int %26amp;)
c.void MyFunction(int);
d.void MyFunction(int *);
e.None of the above
More c++ help?
Man, you are just too lazy to look up the answers in your text book, aren't you?
Or are you doing this live, during the test?
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