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What is a structure in C++?
What is a structure in C++?
- A type of loop used for iteration in C++
- A keyword used to declare arrays in C++
- A collection of variables under a single name, all of different data types (correct)
- A collection of variables under a single name, all of the same data type
Which keyword is used to declare a structure in C++?
Which keyword is used to declare a structure in C++?
- class
- object
- struct (correct)
- typedef
What is the purpose of typedef declarations in C++ structures?
What is the purpose of typedef declarations in C++ structures?
- To initialize the members of a structure
- To define multiple structures with the same name
- To declare arrays of structures
- To create new data types as aliases for existing ones (correct)
Which statement is true about arrays and structures in C++?
Which statement is true about arrays and structures in C++?
What does a self-referential structure mean in C++?
What does a self-referential structure mean in C++?
What does a typedef declaration look like in C++?
What does a typedef declaration look like in C++?
When declaring a structure in C++, what keyword is used?
When declaring a structure in C++, what keyword is used?
If we have to define a structure for a student in C++, how can it be declared?
If we have to define a structure for a student in C++, how can it be declared?
What does the 'typedef' keyword enable in C++?
What does the 'typedef' keyword enable in C++?
In C++, how are variables declared at the time of structure declaration?
In C++, how are variables declared at the time of structure declaration?
What happens when we precede a 'struct' name with the 'typedef' keyword in C++?
What happens when we precede a 'struct' name with the 'typedef' keyword in C++?
In C++, what is the general syntax to initialize a structure variable?
In C++, what is the general syntax to initialize a structure variable?
What does the following syntax represent in C++: struct student { int r_no; char name; char course; float fees; } stud1 = {1, "Aydin", "DS", 45000};?
What does the following syntax represent in C++: struct student { int r_no; char name; char course; float fees; } stud1 = {1, "Aydin", "DS", 45000};?
'Memory representation of a structure' refers to what in C++?
'Memory representation of a structure' refers to what in C++?
'Each variable name within a structure is a member of the structure.' - This statement is true or false in C++?
'Each variable name within a structure is a member of the structure.' - This statement is true or false in C++?
'Structure member names and name of the structure follow the same rules as for the names of ordinary variables.' - Is this statement true or false in C++?
'Structure member names and name of the structure follow the same rules as for the names of ordinary variables.' - Is this statement true or false in C++?
