| 1.“Class”isthecentralconceptin()andcandirectlybegotfromapplicationconcepts. |
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| 2.()aredesignedtomanagelargebodiesofinformation. |
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| 3.Ifyouwanttoretrievearecordinaphysicallocation.Firstofall,youarenecessarytoknowwhereits()location. |
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| 4.Designedtofitcomfortableunderpalmofyourhand,a(an)()isaninputdevicethatisusedtocontrolthemovementofthepointeronthescreen. |
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| 5.Cmightbestbe()asa'medium-levellanguage'. |
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| 6.InClanguage,functionsareimportantbecausetheyprovideawayto()codesothatalargecomplexprogramcanbewrittenbycombiningmanysmallerparts. |
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| 7.()donotbelongtothesystem'ssoftware. |
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| 8.ACprogramconsistsofseparate(). |
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| 9.InClaunguage,whenanarraynameispassedtoafunction,whatispassedisthe()ofthebeginningofthearray. |
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| 10.Adatabaseis(). |
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| 11.():Acollectionofrelatedinformation,organizedforeasyretrieval. |
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| 12.InClanguage,theresultofthelogical()operatoris1ifthevalueofitsoperandis0,0ifthevalueofitsoperandisnon-zero. |
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| 13.InClanguage,a()isaseriesofcharactersenclosedindoublequotes. |
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| 14.Mosttagscomeinmatched()pairs,butthisisnotanabsoluterule. |
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| 15.():Theminimalunitofinformation,itcanhavethevalue1or0. |
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| 16.Thestandard()inClanguagecontainmanyusefulfunctionsforinputandoutput,stringhanding,mathematicalcomputations,andsystemprogrammingtasks. |
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| 17.InClanguage,()areusedtocreatevariablesandaregroupedatthetopofaprogramblock. |
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| 18.Whichoneisnotacomputerlanguages?() |
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| 19.An()statementcanperformacalculationandstoretheresultinavariablesothatitcanbeusedlater. |
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| 20.C++fullysupports()programming. |
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