FEH C/C++ Quiz

In C/C++, using the printf command to display something to the command terminal is the same as using the fprintf command except the fprintf command has [blank_start]stdout[blank_end] as the first argument.

Which line of code below will generate a segmentation fault error when it compiles?

When reading a string with scanf, an & is required.

In the following code, which line(s) contains an error? 1 int main() 2 { 3 FILE fptr1; 4 int memes; 5 fptr = fopen("Exan.txt","r"); 6 if (*fptr1 != NULL) 7 { 8 printf("File opened successfully!\n\n"); 9 } 10 fscanf (fptr1, "%d", memes);

The following loop will stop executing when the end of file condition is detected (assume inptr has been declared as a file pointer already): while (!feof(inptr))

[blank_start]&&[blank_end] --- This is the AND operator in C/C++ [blank_start]||[blank_end] --- This is the OR operator in C/C++ [blank_start]![blank_end] --- This is the NOT operator in C/C++ [blank_start]=[blank_end] --- This is the Assignment operator in C/C++ [blank_start]==[blank_end] --- This is the Equality operator in C/C++

When writing input and output in C++, it is necessary to write std:: before every cin and cout, unless you write [blank_start]using namespace std;[blank_end].

When writing in C++, it is necessary to use this symbol on occasion "::". Its name is the [blank_start]binary scope resolution[blank_end] operator.

<< --- [blank_start]Insertion Operator[blank_end] >> --- [blank_start]Extraction Operator[blank_end]

Please enter the C++ command to open a file named Santa.txt. Note: assume a file pointer named fin has already been created. [blank_start]fin.open(“SANTA.txt");[blank_end]

A function prototype needs a semicolon to terminate it.

In the multidimensional array declared as in Christmas[3][4]; , The [3] refers to the number of columns, while the [4] refers to the number of rows.

Pointer math: Assume pointer elf has an address of 2000 points to a value of 10. Solve the following questions using C math and pointer math. elf + 4 = [blank_start]2016[blank_end]; pow(*elf, 2) = [blank_start]100[blank_end];

A struct must be terminated with a semicolon before the int main().

All members of a struct are private.

A constructor function has a return type.

The dot (.) operator is used in classes to access class member data and functions.

Assume Claus is a pointer variable of the type of a struct that has already been declared. Assume Presents is a variable within the aforementioned struct that has a value of 20. When the code below executes, the line "Presents for all good boys and girls" will be printed to the screen. if (Claus.Presents == 20) { cout << "Presents for all good boys and girls\n"; } else { cout << "Naughty kids get coal!\n"; }