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Which data type is best suited for storing a person's name?
Which data type is best suited for storing a person's name?
- bool
- float
- int
- string (correct)
What is the primary purpose of a variable in programming?
What is the primary purpose of a variable in programming?
- To label a section of code.
- To execute the function of program.
- To store a fixed value throughout the program.
- To store and manipulate data. (correct)
What is the correct way to declare an integer variable named count?
What is the correct way to declare an integer variable named count?
- count int;
- Integer count;
- int count (correct)
- variable count int
Which of the following demonstrates a variable initialization?
Which of the following demonstrates a variable initialization?
What data type would you use to represent a single character, like '$'?
What data type would you use to represent a single character, like '$'?
What is the result of the following line of code: string firstName = 'John'; string lastName = 'Doe'; string fullName = firstName + lastName?
What is the result of the following line of code: string firstName = 'John'; string lastName = 'Doe'; string fullName = firstName + lastName?
Which of the following is a valid way to declare a variable and then assign a value to it later in the code?
Which of the following is a valid way to declare a variable and then assign a value to it later in the code?
If you have a variable bool isValid = false;, what will be printed by cout << isValid;?
If you have a variable bool isValid = false;, what will be printed by cout << isValid;?
What does a 'Process' symbol in a flowchart represent?
What does a 'Process' symbol in a flowchart represent?
In the C++ code, what is the primary function of the line #include <iostream>?
In the C++ code, what is the primary function of the line #include <iostream>?
What is the purpose of the endl keyword in the C++ cout statement?
What is the purpose of the endl keyword in the C++ cout statement?
In a flowchart, which symbol indicates the starting or ending point of a process?
In a flowchart, which symbol indicates the starting or ending point of a process?
What is the purpose of the using namespace std; line in a C++ program?
What is the purpose of the using namespace std; line in a C++ program?
What does the term 'data type' refer to in programming?
What does the term 'data type' refer to in programming?
What is the correct way to display the message "Hello, User!" on the console in C++ using cout?
What is the correct way to display the message "Hello, User!" on the console in C++ using cout?
Which data type would be most appropriate for storing a single letter, like 'A' or 'b' in a variable?
Which data type would be most appropriate for storing a single letter, like 'A' or 'b' in a variable?
What is the result of the expression 17 % 5?
What is the result of the expression 17 % 5?
Which operator is used to determine if two values are not equal?
Which operator is used to determine if two values are not equal?
What is the output of the following C++ code?
string str1 = "hello";
string str2 = "world";
string result = str1.append(str2);
cout << result;
What is the output of the following C++ code?
string str1 = "hello";
string str2 = "world";
string result = str1.append(str2);
cout << result;
Which of these correctly represents how to check if x is less than or equal to 10?
Which of these correctly represents how to check if x is less than or equal to 10?
Given int a = 7; and int b = 3;, what is the result of the expression a / b?
Given int a = 7; and int b = 3;, what is the result of the expression a / b?
If int x = 8;, what would the boolean result of x > 10 be?
If int x = 8;, what would the boolean result of x > 10 be?
What is the purpose of the modulus operator?
What is the purpose of the modulus operator?
Which statement about comparison operators is most accurate?
Which statement about comparison operators is most accurate?
Flashcards
Flowchart
Flowchart
A visual representation of a process or system steps in sequence.
Flowchart Symbols
Flowchart Symbols
Graphical shapes representing different functions in a flowchart.
Terminal Symbol
Terminal Symbol
Indicates the start and end points of a flowchart.
Input/Output Symbol
Input/Output Symbol
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Process Symbol
Process Symbol
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Arrow Symbol
Arrow Symbol
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Display Method
Display Method
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Data Types
Data Types
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String Concatenation
String Concatenation
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Arithmetic Operators
Arithmetic Operators
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Addition Operator (+)
Addition Operator (+)
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Subtraction Operator (-)
Subtraction Operator (-)
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Comparison Operators
Comparison Operators
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Equal To Operator (==)
Equal To Operator (==)
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Logical Operators
Logical Operators
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AND Operator (&&)
AND Operator (&&)
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Character (char)
Character (char)
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String (string)
String (string)
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Integer (int)
Integer (int)
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Float (float)
Float (float)
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Double (double)
Double (double)
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Boolean (bool)
Boolean (bool)
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Variable Declaration
Variable Declaration
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Concatenation
Concatenation
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Study Notes
Flowcharts
- Flowcharts are structured, step-by-step plans for software, apps, or systems, visually illustrated.
- They use symbols representing unique functions.
- A simple example is adding two numbers.
Flowchart Symbols
- Terminal: The start and end points of a flowchart.
- Input/Output: Represents input and output data.
- Process: Represents the operation being performed.
- Arrow: Shows the direction of the process flow.
- Decision: Represents a choice.
Display Method
- The "print method" displays data on the screen or console.
- It's also called the "display method" or "output."
- A simple program (Hello, World!) demonstrates how the display method works through code.
Including iostream
#include <iostream>: This line in the code tells the compiler to use the iostream library for input and output functionality.
Using namespace std;
using namespace std;: This line simplifies coding by allowing you to use the various functions (like cout and endl) within the standard library directly without needing to specify "std:: before each function.
int main()
int main(): This function is the entry point of the program.int: Specifies an integer return value.- The code in the curly braces {} defines the actions the program will execute.
cout
cout: A function used to display output."Hello World"is a string literal, which is displayed.endl: Inserts a new line after the output.
Return 0
return 0;: Indicates successful program execution.
Data Types
- Data types specify the kind of data stored in variables, affecting operations and values.
Character (char)
- Stores a single character (e.g., 'A', '$').
String (string)
- Stores a sequence of characters (e.g., "Hello", "World").
Integer (int)
- Stores whole numbers (positive, negative, zero).
Float (float)
- Stores numbers with decimal values (e.g., 3.14).
Double (double)
- Stores large numbers with decimal values (e.g., scientific calculations).
Boolean (bool)
- Stores true or false values.
Variable Declaration, Initialization, and Assigning
- Declaration: Declares a variable without assigning a value.
- Assigning: Assigning a value to a previously declared variable.
- Initialization: Declaring a variable and assigning a value concurrently.
Concatenation
- Combining two or more strings together.
Appending
- Adding an element to the end of a container.
Arithmetic Operators
- Used to perform mathematical calculations (+, -, *, /, %).
Comparison Operators (Relational Operators)
- Used to compare two values and return a boolean result (==, !=, >, <, >=, <=).
Logical Operators
- Used to perform logical operations (AND (&&), OR (||), NOT (!))
- AND (&&): Returns TRUE if both operands are TRUE; otherwise, FALSE.
- OR (||): Returns TRUE if at least one operand is TRUE; otherwise, FALSE.
- NOT (!): Returns the opposite boolean value.
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