Programming Test: Arrays And Loops
10 Questions
| Total Attempts: 131
Programmers who are in the know consider it a useful data structure which consists of a number of variables and values. Each variable that is associated with an element is often identified by a key or index. Do you know each array can be computed using a certain mathematical formula? Try this quiz now!
Questions and Answers
- 1.
Which of these programming languages does have support for multi-dimensional arrays?- A.
C
- B.
FORTRAN
- C.
COBOL
- D.
Ruby
- 2.
Which of these does not require arrays?
- A.
Heaps
- B.
String
- C.
Queues
- D.
Loops
- 3.
Which of these connotes condition?
- A.
IF
- B.
@IT#
- C.
Can
- D.
Ahrefs
- 4.
Which of these is not used to pack these parameters?
- A.
Vector processor
- B.
Dope vector
- C.
String
- D.
Lists
- 5.
What element does ALGOL use?
- A.
Do
- B.
Can
- C.
For
- D.
Will
- 6.
What element does Fortran use?
- A.
Do
- B.
For
- C.
Is
- D.
Can
- 7.
How many parts does a for-loop have?
- A.
Two parts
- B.
Nine parts
- C.
Four parts
- D.
Six parts
- 8.
What does the header of a for-loop specify?
- A.
End
- B.
Array
- C.
List
- D.
Iteration
- 9.
Which of these is not a type of for-loop?
- A.
Traditional for-loops
- B.
Iterator-based for-loops
- C.
Special for-loops
- D.
Vectorised for-loops
- 10.
Which of these languages does not support for-loops?
- A.
BASIC
- B.
Modula
- C.
Python
- D.
Pascal
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