45 Questions
What is the purpose of relational operators in C++?
To compare numeric and char values to determine relative order
The relational operator >= represents 'Less than or equal to'.
False
Match the following relational operators with their meanings:
< = Less than
= Greater than = = Greater than or equal to <= = Less than or equal to
Which relational operator is used to determine if a value is greater than another value?
>
What is the purpose of the relational operator >= in a C++ program?
To determine if a value is greater than or equal to another value
Which of the following expressions is true if the value of x is 5 and the value of y is 7?
x < y
What is the result of the expression 5 >= 7 in a C++ program?
false
Which relational operator is used to determine if a value is less than or equal to another value?
<=
What is the result of the expression 7 > 5 in a C++ program?
true
Match the following relational operators with their meanings:
< = Less than
= Greater than = = Greater than or equal to <= = Less than or equal to
Match the following relational operators with their examples:
= 7 is true when compared to 5 <= = 5 is true when compared to 7 = = 5 is true when compared to 5 < = 5 is true when compared to 7
Match the following relational operators with their usage:
= Determining if a value is greater than another value < = Determining if a value is less than another value <= = Determining if a value is less than or equal to another value = = Determining if a value is greater than or equal to another value
Match the following relational operators with their opposite:
= <= < = >= = = < <= = >
Match the following relational operators with their usage in C++ programs:
= Evaluates to true if a value is greater than another value < = Evaluates to true if a value is less than another value = = Evaluates to true if a value is greater than or equal to another value <= = Evaluates to true if a value is less than or equal to another value
Match the following relational operators with their purpose:
= Comparing numeric values to determine relative order < = Comparing char values to determine relative order = = Determining the relative order of numeric and char values <= = Validating user input in a C++ program
The relational operator >= represents 'Less than or equal to'.
False
The expression 7 > 5 is true.
True
Relational operators are used to assign values to variables in C++.
False
The expression 5 >= 7 is true.
False
The relational operator < represents 'Greater than'.
False
The relational operator > represents 'Less than'.
False
The relational operator > represents 'Less than'.
False
Relational operators are used to assign values to variables in C++.
False
The expression 7 > 5 is true.
True
The relational operator >= represents 'Less than or equal to'.
False
The expression 5 >= 7 is true.
False
The relational operator < represents 'Greater than'.
False
The relational operator > represents 'Less than'.
False
The expression 5 >= 7 is true.
False
Relational operators are used to assign values to variables in C++.
False
The relational operator < represents 'Greater than or equal to'.
False
The expression 7 > 5 is false.
False
The relational operator >= represents 'Less than'.
False
What is the result of the expression 5 > 7 in a C++ program?
false
Which of the following relational operators has the same meaning as the expression 'not less than'?
>=
What is the result of the expression 7 >= 5 in a C++ program?
true
Which of the following relational operators is used to determine if a value is less than another value?
<
What is the result of the expression 5 < 7 in a C++ program?
true
Which of the following expressions is true if the value of x is 5 and the value of y is 7 in a C++ program?
x < y
What is the relational operator that represents 'Greater than or equal to' in C++?
>=
Which of the following expressions is true if the value of x is 7 and the value of y is 5?
x > y
What is the purpose of relational operators in C++?
To compare values and determine their relative order
Which relational operator is used to determine if a value is less than another value?
<
What is the result of the expression 7 > 5 in a C++ program?
True
Which of the following relational operators has the same meaning as the expression 'not greater than'?
<=
Study Notes
Chapter 4: Making Decisions
Relational Operators
- Relational operators are used to compare numeric and char values to determine relative order.
- The relational operators are:
-
>
(Greater than) -
<
(Less than) -
>=
(Greater than or equal to)
-
- Example: The expression
5 >= 7
is evaluated asfalse
.
Chapter 4: Making Decisions
Relational Operators
- Relational operators are used to compare numeric and char values to determine relative order.
- The relational operators are:
-
>
(Greater than) -
<
(Less than) -
>=
(Greater than or equal to)
-
- Example: The expression
5 >= 7
is evaluated asfalse
.
Chapter 4: Making Decisions
Relational Operators
- Relational operators are used to compare numeric and char values to determine relative order.
- The relational operators are:
-
>
(Greater than) -
<
(Less than) -
>=
(Greater than or equal to)
-
- Example: The expression
5 >= 7
is evaluated asfalse
.
Chapter 4: Making Decisions
Relational Operators
- Relational operators are used to compare numeric and char values to determine relative order.
- The relational operators are:
-
>
(Greater than) -
<
(Less than) -
>=
(Greater than or equal to)
-
- Example: The expression
5 >= 7
is evaluated asfalse
.
Chapter 4: Making Decisions
Relational Operators
- Relational operators are used to compare numeric and char values to determine relative order.
- The relational operators are:
-
>
(Greater than) -
<
(Less than) -
>=
(Greater than or equal to)
-
- Example: The expression
5 >= 7
is evaluated asfalse
.
Chapter 4: Making Decisions
Relational Operators
- Relational operators are used to compare numeric and char values to determine relative order.
- The relational operators are:
-
>
(Greater than) -
<
(Less than) -
>=
(Greater than or equal to)
-
- Example: The expression
5 >= 7
is evaluated asfalse
.
Chapter 4: Making Decisions
Relational Operators
- Relational operators are used to compare numeric and char values to determine relative order.
- The relational operators are:
-
>
(Greater than) -
<
(Less than) -
>=
(Greater than or equal to)
-
- Example: The expression
5 >= 7
is evaluated asfalse
.
Chapter 4: Making Decisions
Relational Operators
- Relational operators are used to compare numeric and char values to determine relative order.
- The relational operators are:
-
>
(Greater than) -
<
(Less than) -
>=
(Greater than or equal to)
-
- Example: The expression
5 >= 7
is evaluated asfalse
.
Chapter 4: Making Decisions
Relational Operators
- Relational operators are used to compare numeric and char values to determine relative order.
- The relational operators are:
-
>
(Greater than) -
<
(Less than) -
>=
(Greater than or equal to)
-
- Example: The expression
5 >= 7
is evaluated asfalse
.
This quiz covers topics from Chapter 4 of Starting Out with C++ including relational operators, if statements, and logical operators.
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