C+ Programming Toughest Exam! Quiz

Int a;

Float a;

Double a;

None of these options are correct.

There is an error in this code.

The integer a is declared and defined as 5.

The decimal variable a is declared and defined.

The variable a is declared, but not defined.

There is a mistake in this code.

Both variables a and b are declared as integers.

Both variables a and b are declared and defined.

The integer b is defined and declared, while the integer a is only defined.

The floating point variable a cannot be defined as an integer 5.

The variables a and b are both declared and defined.

The variables a and b are only declared.

This is a mistake in this code - it will not work!

This code is incorrect and will not work.

This code MAY be incorrect - there is not enough information.

The variables c and d are declared.

The variables c and d are declared and defined.

This code will not run - there is an error in the code.

A = %d\n

A = 5

A = 5\n

This code is not correct, and will not run.

C = 5

C = false

C = 0

This code will not run - there is an error.

C = 5

C = 2

C = 3

The code is not correct, and will not run.

C = 1

C = 0

None of these answers are correct.

A = 0000023FD74, b = 5

a = 5, b = 5

The code will not run - there is an error.

A = 0, b = 5.

A = 5

A = 00007542DCE1

This code won't run - there is an error.

None of these options are correct. The code will produce something else.

A = 5

A = 0000743DEF2

This code will not work - there is an error.

None of these - the code will produce something else.

A = 5

A = 00000742DEF0

This code won't run - there is an error.

None of these options - this code will produce something else.

There is an error in this code, and it will not run.

Result = 1 and 3

Result = 2 and 4

None of these answers.

This code won't run - there is an error.

Result = 1 and 3

Result = 2 and 4

This code will run - but the array b is not defined. It will produce rubbish.

Not Equal

Equal

This code won't run - there is an error.

None of these options are correct.

Equal

Not equal

This code won't run - there is an error!

None of these options are correct.

B = 5

B = 4

None of these options are correct.

B = 2

There is an error in this code, and it will not run.

Sum = 0

Sum = 7

There is not enough information to answer this question.

Result = 5, 7

Result = 5, 2

There is an error in this code, and it will not run.

None of these options are correct.

Line 4 (The line with the for loop)

Line 1 (The line with the #include)

Line 7 (The line with the printf)

There are no errors in this code.

Uses the Bisection method to solve the equation erf(x) = x - 2

Uses the Newton Raphson method to solve the equation erf(x) = x - 2

This code will not run, as there is an error in it.

This code does not use either the Bisection Method or Newton-Raphson method.

E = 3.59375

E = 3.741657

E = 3.4375

This code will not run - there is a mistake in the code.

There is a mistake in this code, and it will not run.

E = 3.7416

E = 4.8537

E = 3.59375

Y(0.6) ~ 16

Y(0.6) ~ 10

Y(0.6) ~ 40

None of these options are correct.